How to find your router IP
The router IP is normally the gateway used by the device you are connected with. Find that gateway first, then open the same address in your browser.
Windows
Open Command Prompt or Terminal, run ipconfig and look for Default Gateway.
iPhone or iPad
Open Settings → Wi-Fi, tap the connected network and look for Router.
Android
Open the details of the connected Wi-Fi network and look for Gateway, Router or similar.
macOS
Open System Settings → Network, select the active connection and find the Router value.
The value you need: the address shown as Default Gateway, Router or Gateway. Your device's own local IP is a different address.
Open a specific router IP address
Choose the address that matches the gateway shown by your device. Each page is dedicated to that exact router or modem address.
192.168.1.1
Open the dedicated guide for one of the most common home router gateways.
192.168.0.1
Open the dedicated guide for this common router and ISP gateway address.
10.0.0.1
Open the guide for routers and networks that use the 10.0.0.1 gateway.
192.168.1.254
Open the guide for broadband hubs and routers using this gateway.
192.168.8.1
Open the guide commonly used for Huawei routers, CPEs and Mobile WiFi devices.
192.168.178.1
Open the guide for networks using this address, including many FRITZ!Box setups.
192.168.100.1
Open the guide for cable modem status or administration pages using this address.
Not sure which router address is yours?
Do not work through random addresses one by one. Check the gateway on the device that is currently connected to the router, then use the matching address guide above.
- Stay connected to the Wi-Fi or Ethernet network you want to manage.
- Find the Default Gateway, Router or Gateway value.
- Match that value with one of the router IP guides above.
- Type the address directly into the browser address bar.
Found the address, but the router page still does not open?
This hub is for finding the correct router IP and choosing the matching address page. If the correct gateway still fails to load, continue with the dedicated troubleshooting guide instead of resetting the router immediately.
Need to change Wi-Fi, passwords or router settings?
Once you have found the correct router IP, use the Router Help subhome for tasks such as login credentials, Wi-Fi changes, settings and router problems.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find my router IP address?
Check the Default Gateway, Router or Gateway value on the device connected to your network. That address is normally your router IP.
Which router IP address should I open?
Open the exact address shown as the gateway on your current connection. Common examples include 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1, 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.254.
Is my router IP the same as my public IP?
No. The router IP is normally a private address used inside your network. Your public IP is the external address visible to websites and Internet services.
What if the correct router address does not open?
Confirm that you are connected to the correct network and type the gateway directly into the browser address bar. If it still fails, use the dedicated router login troubleshooting guide.