The network IP address of the router. How can I enter the configuration settings of the D-Link router Control panel of the d link router

From the home network, etc. In order to enter the router settings, you must first find out the IP address of the router, which will also be discussed. Also, this guide will help you log into the web interface of a modem, access point, and other similar network equipment from such popular manufacturers as D-Link, TP-Link, Asus, ZyXEL.

Are drivers needed?

No. Neither to configure nor use the router, you do not need to install any drivers anywhere. If there is a disc in the kit, then there will be only documentation. Drivers may be required for modems that connect to USB ports, but we are not talking about them now.

Default IP address, username and password

Now directly about how to "go into the router" (as modern users like to say). If the router is new, then it has factory settings. These settings are called "default" or default settings.Most manufacturers indicate the details directly on the router itself and designate them as Default settings: IP, username and password. Look for a sticker with this information on the bottom or back of the device:

If suddenly the sticker is missing or damaged for some reason, open the instructions and it will indicate what IP address, login and password your router has by default. Instructions are always included. It can be either on disk, or in the form of a paper brochure, or both.

Usually, by default, modern routers have the following settings:

IP address: 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1

Username (username): In most cases admin

Password (password): admin either empty

To enter the router settings, you need to type in the address bar of the browser http://<ай-пи адрес>. For example:

http://192.168.1.1

Enter the IP address in the address bar to enter the router settings

If the address is correct, you will see a page asking you to enter your username and password.

D-Link DIR-300 router web interface login page

And this is how the authorization page of routers from TP-Link, the most popular in our latitudes, looks like:

Instead of an IP address, the sticker may contain a host (site name) for logging into the web interface. For example, http://tplinkwifi.net or my.keenetic.net. Enter it into any of your browsers and you will be automatically redirected to the configuration page.

How to find out the IP address of the router if the standard one does not fit

1. View the IP address in the properties of the network connection

Open "Network and Sharing Center"

Find your connection and click on the appropriate link

Click the "Details" button

In the window that opens, you will see the line:

IPv4 default gateway: 192.168.1.1

router IP address

The address specified in this line is the IP address of the router through which your computer accesses the Internet. Now you can write http://192.168.1.1 in the browser address bar, then enter your login and password and get into the router settings.

If you can't connect to the router (it doesn't give you an IP address over the cable, or you don't know the wireless security key), then all you have to do is reset the router and configure it again: i.e. set your passwords and settings.

Read about how to reset your router.

2. View the IP address of the router in the network environment

Go to section Net.
In chapter Network infrastructure find your router. Select Properties:

On the tab network device the IP address of the device will be displayed, through which you can access its settings:

3. How to find out the IP address of the router using the command line

Enter command ipconfig and press Enter:

In the graph Main gate the IP address of the router, which you need, will be indicated. Now copy it, paste it into the address bar of your browser and press Enter. After that, you should see your router's settings web interface.

Most Common IP Addresses and Default Router Passwords

So, in this article, we have described in detail all the steps for setting up and now you can correctly connect the equipment, find the address of its web interface and go to the router settings. If you have any questions, ask them in the comments.

Today we will talk about how to enter the router settings. Sometimes you need to enter the settings, but many people forget how to do this after connecting and configuring the router. In this article I will tell you how to enter various models. If you find out how to enter the settings of your router but cannot do it, here is an article that describes. This article is designed for the fact that your router is already connected to the computer (if the router is not connected to the computer, read the article ""). Let's get to the instructions.

General instructions for entry.

The settings can be accessed using any browser. You need to drive the address of the router into the address bar and enter the username and password.

First, let's figure out where to get the address of the router. On many models, the address is written on the labels at the bottom, as well as the username and password.

If you do not have a label or do not have access to it, you can also look in the network card settings.

On Windows XP here>>

On Windows 7 here>>

You can learn more about how to determine the address of the router.

Having determined the address of your router, enter the address in the address bar in your browser and press "Enter". An Authorization window will appear in front of you, it will ask for a Login (Username) and a Password. On many models, the following settings are set by default: Login - admin, password - admin. Also, take a close look at the authorization window, they sometimes write the default login and password, for example, the Zyxel company (below I will show how it looks). After entering the data, press "Enter" and go to the settings of your router.

Let's apply this scheme on some models. The main thing that you should understand is that we will further consider the case when the router is already connected and it has standard login settings. If this is not the case, then the scheme is simple: we determine the address of the router, if we changed the password and login, we remember and enter it. Also, if you couldn’t remember the changes, reset to standard settings (how to do this is described in the article “How to connect a router”), and then just reconfigure it.

Entrance to the router d link dir 300

This login method is also suitable for models d link dir 615, d link dir 320, d link dir 620. Enter 192.168.0.1 in the address bar of the browser (you can go to the settings of the d link dsl 2640u router at 192.168.1.1). Enter your username and password in the window that appears. If the window looks like the picture below, enter only the login-admin, leave the password blank. :

Then click on the button. That's it, login completed.

If, after entering the address, any of these windows will open in front of you:

in this case Username is admin, password is admin. Click on the "Login" button. And you will immediately enter the Dlink setting interface. If you are interested in setting up a Dlink router, then on the left of the page in the menu, select the d link heading. In it you will find a description of the configuration of any model of Dlink companies.

We use this method for asus rt n10

This option is also suitable for asus rt n12, asus rt g32, asus rt n10p, asus dsl n10 routers. Open a browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. The name, as well as on other routers, is admin by default, the password is the same. See the picture below:

Once all fields are filled in, click the "Submit" button. And you will be taken to the router settings. By selecting the ASUS heading in the left column, you will find a description of the settings for various Asus models.

Also just log into the router tp link tl wr741nd

Also suitable for tp link tl wr841nd, tp link tl wr740n. We will carry out the same steps as described above. Open a browser and enter 192.168.0.1. In the authorization window, specify the Login and password admin and admin.

Outcome

This scheme for entering the router settings is suitable for all models, the most important thing is to find out the login and password that you specified when setting up the router. If you haven't changed anything, then everything stays the same. Also on our site you will find many instructions and settings for various models of routers.

Video: What to do if you can't access 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1

A router is a convenient solution for building a local and wireless network that allows you to simultaneously access the Internet from several devices. However, in order to configure the router, you first need to install it correctly and go to the web interface, where the main parameters of the equipment operation are indicated.

Connecting equipment

Before you go into the settings of the router, you need to correctly install the equipment. You will need:

Router.
Network cable.
Network card on a computer.

Any user can handle installing a router - the main thing is to carefully examine the ports and figure out what they are for. Explanatory inscriptions and different colors of connectors will help in this.

A cable is inserted into the WAN / Line / Internet port, which the provider brought into the room (usually it is blue).
One of the LAN ports (mostly yellow) is plugged into the network cable that comes with the router. The other end of the patch cord is connected to the computer's network card.
The power cable is installed in the appropriate slot.

After all the wires are in place, press the power button. If everything is done correctly, several indicators will light up on the router: power, network connection and connection to a computer.

Setting up a router in the system

To open the router interface, you need to set up a network connection. Usually the necessary parameters are set automatically, but it is useful to check their correctness.

These are standard settings that allow the router, using a DHCP server, to independently give an address to the connected device (computer in this case).

Login to the interface

After connecting and configuring the equipment, you can proceed to resolving the issue of how to log into the router. On almost all routers, the interface address, login and password are indicated on the label located on the bottom of the device.

If there is no sticker, then you can view the address for displaying the web interface of the router in the browser using software tools:

Open the Network Sharing Center.
Proceed to change adapter settings.
Double click on the LAN connection icon.
Click "Details" and look at the "Default Gateway" value.

If you changed your username and password yourself, but cannot remember the new values, then use the Reset button on the router to reset its settings to factory settings. After resetting the parameters, the identification data will become standard - admin / admin.

Viewing the router address is optional. Most manufacturers use the same address, so the order in which the router interface starts up does not differ much between models.

For example, TP-Link and D-Link routers use the IP address 192.168.0.1. After entering this value, an authorization window appears in the address bar of the browser - you need to enter your login and password in it. For some models of D-Link Dir routers, you only need to specify a login, the password string can be left empty.

Asus and Netgear routers have the default address 192.168.1.1. Login and password are also usually standard - admin / admin. But there may be options: for example, for a NETGEAR WGR614 router, the login will be “admin”, and the password will be “password”.

For Huawei routers, the login information is slightly different from the usual values. The address for entering the interface is 192.168.100.1. The login and password are also not quite standard - root and admin, respectively. Some models have even more complex pairs for authorization.

Zyxel Keenetic routers have an easy-to-remember my.keenetic.net address. Alternatively, the standard address 192.168.1.1 is used. The login will be the word “admin”, and the password for standard settings will be 1234.

It may seem confusing, but it's actually quite simple. In 90% of cases, the address will be 192.168.0.1. or 192.168.1.1, and the authorization pair is admin/admin. If these values do not allow you to open the web interface, then carefully read the instructions - the address, username and password are always indicated there.

Possible login errors

If you cannot enter the router settings using automatic settings, then try setting the login parameters manually using the router's IP address.

Knowing the IP address of the router, you can manually specify the TCP / IPv4 protocol parameters:

To understand what values \u200b\u200bneed to be specified, let's take the IP address of the router - for example, 192.168.0.1. Based on this address, fill in the lines as follows:

The IP address is 192.168.0.2 (the last digit must be between 2 and 254).
The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 (always remains the same).
The main gateway is 192.168.0.1 (the address of the router is indicated here).
The preferred DNS is 192.168.0.1 (the address of the router is also registered).

With these settings, the problem of launching the router's web interface through a browser should be resolved. Then you just have to set up the Internet and create a wireless connection so that the Wi-Fi router begins to perform its functions of providing constant access to the network from different devices.

Any network device connected to a computer network must have its own network IP address. This need is related to the unique identification of this device among the many other devices connected to this network. The IP router is assigned by the manufacturer, but it can be changed manually. For example, the manufacturer's d link address of the default router is 192.168.0.1. IP stands for Internet Protocol - Internet Protocol.

Attention! The IP address should not be confused with the mac address, since the latter is not the network address, but the physical address of the device, and this is a completely different story.

Let's take a closer look at what a router's IP address is, how to assign and change it using the common D-Link dir 300 router as an example.

What is an IP address for?

As you know, a computer network is an association of network devices for exchanging data, whether it be electronic documents, films, or games. Even connecting a computer to a printer or scanner via twisted pair or Wi-Fi is also a computer network.

Computer network

In order for the signal to be delivered and received by exactly the necessary computer, to which the signal is addressed, and there are network IP addresses.

An IP address is a 32-bit number consisting of four decimal numbers from 0 to 255 separated by a dot. As an option - the ip address of the router d link
192.168.0.1.

Setting the IP address on the D-Link router

Let's move on from theory to practice, and consider setting up a network address using the D-Link dir300 router as an example.

D-Link dir 300 router

As already mentioned, the manufacturer assigns the address 192.168.0.1 to the device. The question arises - and if there are several D-Link routers nearby, and all have the same IP - will there be no conflict? That's right, each network device must have its own unique address, but this rule applies within the same local network (or subnet if the network is divided into segments). In a neighboring, or any other computer network, IP addresses can match a computer from another network, and there is nothing wrong with that - there will be no conflict.

If the addresses matched within the network, you need to leave one router as it is, and change the network address for all the others. How to do this - we'll figure it out further.

By the way, it is not at all necessary to remember the IP address of the router, it is enough to turn the router over and find the address on the label located on the bottom of the device.

Label on the bottom of the router with an IP address

The label also displays the login and password for entering the router settings, which we will need in the next chapter.

Configuring a D-Link Router

Entering the router settings menu

Before entering the settings menu, you need to connect the router to the computer, from which the settings will be made. To do this, we connect the device to the computer using a patch cord (twisted pair network wire), turn on the router and the computer. After starting, open any web browser on your computer and enter the IP address of the router in the address bar - 192.168.0.1.

A window will open in which you must enter a username and password, and after clicking the "OK" button, the user is given the opportunity to make all the settings.

Entering the router settings menu

The default username and password are "admin" and "admin". You should take into account the case of letters - only with a small letter.

If the system gives an error at any stage (either the name / passwords are incorrect, or the name / password entry window does not appear at all), but there is full confidence that the router is working and connected correctly, then it is highly likely that the router has previously been configured, and its IP address, name or password has been changed.

There is a simple way out of this situation - to reset all settings to factory defaults. This is done using a small button recessed into the router case, located on the rear panel of the router, “Reset”.

Rear Panel of D-Link Router

We press it and press it for 15 seconds, after which all indicator LEDs on the front panel will turn off for a second, and the router will automatically reboot, but with factory settings. The IP address, name and password will return to the values indicated on the label on the bottom of the router.

So, we entered the router settings menu. In the upper tab, select the "SETUP" menu, then in the left settings tree, select the "LAN setup" item.

Setting up the IP router

In the central part of the window, in the "Router setting" area, we see the line "Router IP address". This line contains our d link router ip, which needs to be changed. For example, on
172.16.0.1.
That's it, now two identical routers can work within the same subnet - each of them will have its own network address.

External and internal IP addresses

At the time when IP addresses were developed, no one imagined that there would be so much network equipment in the world. And in the early 2000s, studies confirmed that soon there would not be enough IP addresses for everyone, and some action must be taken.

To solve this problem, NAT technology was developed, which is the division of IP addresses into external and internal. External addresses are called "white", internal - "gray".

The transformation takes place as follows:

The user sends a request to an external resource, for example, to open the Google search site in the browser. At this stage, the request contains the IP address of the user's computer (the "gray" IP);

The request, having reached the provider whose services the user uses, changes slightly, namely, the provider changes the "gray" IP to a "white" one, which is "visible" to the outside world. At the same time, the provider remembers from which computer on the internal network this request was sent;

The request, upon reaching the destination (Google site), is executed and sent back to the web page. The delivery address still contains the "white" address, that is, the provider's IP;

Having reached the provider, in accordance with the previously saved table, the request address is changed to a “gray” IP address, and the web page is delivered to the user.

As a result, we get one IP address for many computers (there may be hundreds or thousands of them), thereby saving network addresses. After all, the address should be unique only for the "outside" world, and within a computer network they can be repeated, most importantly, not within the same subnet. And the provider, using the created routing table, will “figure out” without any problems who exactly to send the received portion of information to.

For clarity, let's check both addresses that you are currently using to read this article.

First, check your “gray”, internal IP address.

Launch the command prompt and enter the "ipconfig" command. Press "Enter", and the operating system will display the connection status:

Running the ipconfig command

As you can see, our address is 192.168.1.2.

Finally, a video on configuring the router:

For D-Link routers, a whole series of visual user instructions should be published on the network soon. But as it turned out on the example of the article on setting up the D-link DIR-615, if the client does not know how to enter the settings menu of his router or the control panel, then it will turn out to be “Sisyphean labor”: no one will need all these instructions. Therefore, we decided to prepare in advance and start from the very basics, devoting a separate article to how to enter the router settings. Don't worry if you have a different model router. A similar general article and specifically for ZyXEL routers can already be found on the net. If you are looking for instructions for a router from your specific manufacturer, you will have to wait a bit. Wait for the release.

Detailed instructions for entering 192.168.0.1 for all routers:. Perhaps the D-Link router model supports a different "gray" IP -

I must say right away that the question of opening the settings will be trifling if you know the solution. But the solution is extremely simple - we are sure that everyone should succeed. Moreover, if you already had experience with Asus or Tp-Link routers, then with a D-Link router you will definitely find a common language very quickly. The only drawback of the latter, perhaps, is that the settings interface changes after each update rolls - we do not have time to update the illustrations for the instructions. By the way, if you are interested, I wrote instructions for updating the firmware here. However, I think that a changing interface is the least of the evils. Although, just in case, I warn you that this article was written for the D-Link DIR-615 router version 2.5.20.

No matter how stupid it may sound, the first thing you need to do is connect the router and the electronic device with which you plan to enter the settings. In principle, for this purpose, suitable:

desktop computer or laptop;
tablet or mobile phone;
TV;

The Internet can be used both wired and wireless. Although my advice, based on extensive experience: the easiest way to configure the router is through a PC connection and a network cable, not Wi-Fi. But, it's up to you. Next, we will talk about both options.

Option 1. We connect via a network cable

Any self-respecting manufacturer sells a router complete with a cable. Therefore, look carefully in the box, take the cable and connect the two devices. It should look like the picture below:

That is, on the router we use one of the LAN connectors, and in the computer we are looking for a network connector. I hope that no one will have any difficulties at this step.

Option 2. Connect via wireless access

Just in case, if it is not possible to connect the router and the device via a network cable, then you always have an alternative: use Wi-Fi. For beginners, it is worth noting the following: as soon as the router is connected to power, it immediately starts broadcasting the Wi-Fi network. The name of this network is always standard and corresponds to the router model. That is, if the D-Link router is model DIR-615, then the network will be called "DIR-615" by default.

Based on the above principle, select the network on the device. The illustration shows this using a laptop as an example (read more about working via Wi-Fi for laptops here):

In this case, by default, the network can be with or without a password. If you bought a brand new router, the Wi-Fi password will be printed on the router itself. Look for characters after the value WPS PIN as shown below.

Enter this password and the connection should succeed.

Control panel address - 192.168.0.1

Please note that absolutely all the necessary information for the first entry into the router settings will be indicated on the device itself. Then you can change it, just be sure to remember the new version.

In particular, on the body of the router you will find the IP address that is entered in the browser on the command line (for D-Link this is 192.168.0.1) . As well as the standard login and password: neutral values are always set admin And admin respectively.

So, open any available browser (Chrome, Explorer, etc.) and enter the IP code in the address bar -. We press search.

Don't forget your username and password

Enter the login and password as indicated on the router case (see above). If you suddenly changed your password and / or login and forgot the value, you will have to resort to extreme measures and reset all settings. For this, a magic RESET button has been created, which must be pressed and held for about 10-15 seconds. After that, the factory security settings made by the manufacturer will return.

If you enter the default settings, you will be prompted to set the new ones right away. The new personal password should be complex, but you should be able to enter it twice in a row. If everything is successful, then click Ready.

To save the settings, select from the menu System and then choose Save.

Actually, that's all. If you change the settings in the future, do not forget to save them and finally, be sure to reboot the router.