Easy way to find router login admin page

[alvinwood]

In my first post, I just wanna share how I found my router IP address with easy way, no typing command or other steps, working on any router like NETGEAR and any devices. Only need a web browser and connected to the router network.

1. Launch your web browser and visit RoutersLogin.com
2. Find your router IP address at Auto detect router IP Address box
3. Click Open to Login, a new tab will open new window login dialog
4. Insert your router credentials (username and password)

Auto Detect Router IP Address tool at routerslogin.com

Hopefully this thread will help you that forgot your router IP login.

[TaterSalid]

You can also open a command prompt, type “ipconfig” >ENTER. If you are running default settings the address will be the displayed one with “1” in the last octet.

[antinode]

> You can also open a command prompt, [...]

   You can, if you run Windows.  Not everyone does.

   This thread is noise, intended to drive traffic to the linked site.
(Like all the other postings by this "user".)

   If you want to do something productive, then you might ask a
Moderator to remove it.

[alvinwood]

I'm sorry if indeed this thread is bothering you..

I know you are a MASTER in I.T and Networking.

I just wanna share useful site to help a beginners access to their router login page, because not all of user have a JENIUS high tech brain and experience like You.

Why don't you share your experiences in this thread, how? TIPS and others.. maybe this thread can be very useful for beginners.

[alvinwood]

Another option for Windows users:

1. Click your connection bar on the bottom right of your windows

2. Right click the connection and select status

3. Click Details button

4. I Think you Find your Default Gateway 😜

For masOS users:

1. Open OSX Terminal WIndow
2. Type command:  

netstat -nr | grep default

 Press "Enter"
3. Find your router ip login at the Default