Just like a webpage, you can access your router's page in your browser by entering the router's address into the URL bar. To find your router's address:   Windows - Open Start, click Settings, click Network & Internet, click Status, scroll down and click View your network properties, scroll down to the "Default gateway" heading, and review the numbered address to the right of the heading.  Mac - Open the Apple menu, click System Preferences..., click Network, select your Wi-Fi network, click Advanced, click the TCP/IP tab, and review the numbered address to the right of the "Router" heading. In order to go to your router's page, you'll have to enter your router's numbered address into a browser's URL bar. It's at the top of the browser window. This will highlight the current site's address. This is the numbered address (e.g., 192.168.1.1) that you found in your computer's settings. Doing so will take you to the router's page. It may take your computer a few seconds to connect to the router's page, especially if this is your first time doing so. Many router pages have a password-protected login page. If you've never set up a login page, the login credentials can be found in your router's manual or online documentation. If your router's page doesn't have a login requirement, you'll want to add one. Most routers will allow you to add a login password from the Settings section of the page.
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