To find your routers IP address, there are several methods you can use depending on the device you are using. Here are some ways to find your routers IP address:
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Look for a sticker on the back of your router: The simplest way to find the IP address of your router is to look for a sticker on the back of it. However, its possible there wont be one, so youll have to use one of your connected devices to look it up.
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Use a connected device: All devices connected to the same network send their requests to the router by default. Different devices will have different ways of identifying the routers IP address. Windows computers call it the "default gateway," while iOS devices store your routers IP address under "router." Once you find the default IP for your router, you can simply enter it into your web browsers address bar to access your routers web interface.
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Use the Command Prompt or Terminal: On Windows, you can find your routers IP address through the Command Prompt by typing "ipconfig" and looking for the "Default Gateway". On a Mac, you can find it through the Terminal by typing "ipconfig" and looking for the "inet addr".
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Use the Control Panel or System Preferences: On Windows, you can also find your routers IP address through the Control Panel by clicking on "View network status and tasks" under "Network and Internet" and then clicking on "your network name". On a Mac, you can find it through the System Preferences by clicking on the "Network" icon, choosing the relevant network connection, and then clicking on the "Advanced" button and the "TCP/IP" tab.
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Use a third-party app or website: There are also third-party apps and websites that can help you find your routers IP address, such as 192.168.1.1ip.mobi or Comparitech.
Overall, finding your routers IP address is a simple process that can be done using various methods depending on the device you are using.
