What is my Router IP Address?

The Router IP Address lets you access setup for your router. It may be that you need it to configure certain settings on your router. Without the address, you won't be able to do so. Oh, and it's not complicated at all.

How to find your router’s IP address (default gateway) on Windows

  1. Launch command prompt on your Windows PC
  2. In the dialog box that opens, type ipconfig
  3. Your Router IP Address will be the one showing against Default Gateway

How to find your router’s IP address on Mac

  1. On your Mac, go to System Preferences
  2. Visit Network > Advanced
  3. Under options where it says TCP/IP, your Router IP Address is visible in front of Router

What is my Router IP Address?

First things first, what is an IP address? In layman terms, it is a label composed of numeric and is used to identify various devices such as computers, printers, smartphones, etc. which are connected to a LAN or just internet. IP addresses are made of both Private IP and Public IP address. A private IP is allocated to you by the router to which all of your devices are connected to. This address is not visible to anyone over the internet other than to those who are connected to the internal network.

Public IP address, you guessed it, is an external IP address assigned to you by your ISP provider. It may be assigned to a home or work network depending on the preference. So what is my Router IP Address? It is the address whereby you can access your router's settings and configuration.

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Common default router IPs

Wondering how a Router IP Address looks like? Worry not, we have listed down some default router IPs for popular router brands.

Router Band Default Router IPs
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Asus Router IPs
Belkin Router IPs
Dell Router IPs
Cisco Router IPs
D-Link Router IPs
Huawei Router IPs
Linksys Router IPs
Microsoft Router IPs
Netgear Router IPs
TP-Link Router IPs

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