Device Label on Routers

You can access the default router settings by turning the backside of the router. Let’s consider a D-Link router for example.

Steps To Access Router:

1. Open a browser and enter your router’s internal IP address (192.168.0.1). 
2. Next, you will be prompted for a username and password page. 
3. Enter the username as “Admin” and leave the password blank as shown in the image.
4. Now, we are on the Wi-Fi router settings page. 
5. We have numerous options to change your Wi-Fi router settings. Some settings like Wireless Network Settings, Wireless channel Width, Security mode, Wi-Fi SSID name, and default Wi-Fi password settings can be changed.

For the above steps to be performed successfully, we need to stay connected to our Wi-Fi. The most common default IP addresses that can be seen for accessing routers are:

• 192.168.0.1
• 192.168.1.1
• 192.168.2.1

A Wi-Fi Router is a networking device that directs data traffic to various connected networks using a unique IP address. A wired router just connects directly to a device (computer) via cable. It is usually connected to an external internet service provider via a Cat4(Category 4 cable), fiber optic cable, or a telephone line.