Router Brands A-Z: Login Guides for Every Router and ISP

Pick your router brand or internet provider below for the exact login address, default username and password, WiFi change steps and reset instructions.

Can not find yours? Most routers still use 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, and our default password list covers many more models.

All router and ISP login guides (A to Z)

Quick reference: popular brands

BrandLogin addressDefault login
TP-Link192.168.0.1 or tplinkwifi.netadmin / admin or set at setup
Netgearrouterlogin.netadmin / password
ASUSrouter.asus.comadmin / admin
Linksys192.168.1.1admin / admin
D-Link192.168.0.1admin / blank
Huawei192.168.3.1 or 192.168.8.1On the label
Xfinity10.0.0.1admin / password
ZTE192.168.1.1admin / admin

Do not know your router brand?

  • Look at the logo and model on the front or label of the router.
  • If your internet provider gave you the router, check the provider name on it.
  • Open your Default Gateway in a browser: the login page usually shows the brand.

Brand login vs ISP login

If you bought your router in a shop, look for the maker (TP-Link, Netgear, ASUS). If your internet company sent it, look for the provider (Xfinity, BT, Spectrum, JioFiber), even if a different brand is printed on the box. ISP routers often have custom passwords and locked settings, so the provider guide is more accurate than the maker’s.

Can’t find your brand here?

  1. Check the label for the login address and password.
  2. Find your default gateway with our Router IP Finder and open it.
  3. Try our Default Password List.
  4. Search the model number with “login” on the maker’s support site.
  5. Use the contact page to ask us to add a guide.

How to tell which brand you have

  • Look at the label on the bottom or back. The brand and model number are usually printed there.
  • Check the router’s WiFi name. Defaults like TP-Link_1234, NETGEAR45 or ASUS_58 give it away.
  • Look at the login page. Most show a brand logo.
  • Check your router’s connected devices list on another device; some show the maker.
  • If your internet company sent it, use the provider’s guide, such as Xfinity, BT or JioFiber.

FAQs About Router Brands A-Z

Open your router IP address in a browser while connected to it, then enter the username and password from the label.

On the label on the back or bottom of the router, unless it was changed.

Try the common IPs 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, or the default password list.

They often have unique passwords on the label and some settings locked by the provider.

Yes. A factory reset restores the default login on the label.

Related guides

Router IP AddressesAll login IPsDefault Password ListEvery major brandRouter IP FinderFind your gatewayHow to reset a routerRestore login
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Published October 19, 2026

Last verified: November 2026.