Admin Login
192.168.0.1 is the default Internet Protocol (IP) address that is used by many routers like D-Link, TP-Link and Netgear.
It acts as the bridge between the router/modem and the system to which it is connected to. These IP addresses are necessary to access the admin login panel – http://192.168.0.1.
attwifimanager is a WiFi setting admin portal where you get the A to Z stuff that is related to your wireless internet connection.
There are over a hundred different settings and configurations that you can do over here.
MWLogin.net is a default web server Mercusys routers that let users access the web-based management admin panel at http://mwlogin.net/.
Speedport.ip: In case you are looking for a way to configure your router then you are at the perfect place. At speedport.ip, you will get every bit of necessary information on how to do your router’s setup with ease. Firstly, you need to know your IP address (or the default gateway). Generally, this default gateway is 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 and you can find that out using command prompt as well (Windows). Simply open the command prompt and type ipconfig and hit Enter. You will get to see your router’s IP address under the gateway tag.
10.0.0.1 is the default gateway or IP address used by brands like Comcast, Xfinity and Cisco. This is where you will be able to configure (or reconfigure) your router or modem’s settings. In case you are not sure about your default gateway, you can look it up using ipconfig (Windows) or sbin/ipconfig (Linux/MacOS).
myrouter.local: Just like the router IP address (default gateway), myrouter.local is the gateway address that can be used to login to all Linksys routers’ admin setup panel. Setting up a router is a very vital step in case you are connecting it to your network for the very first time. myrouter.local Login deals with everything that is related to the normal functioning of the router machine.
192.168.31.1 is the default gateway or the private IP address for routers belonging to Belkin, Nokia, and Beetle. Using 192.168.31.1 IP address you can access the local admin portal for modems and routers. Unlike other portals, this portal lets you configure routers as per the network requirements, thus keeping it stable. You can either use your computer or even your mobile phone/tablet in order to access this setting.
192.168.101.1 is the default IP address that is used by a number of router/modem brands. By default IP address, it means that this address is assigned to the device that is locally connected to your system/internet. Using 192.168.101.1 you will be able to connect to your modem/router and perform all sorts of configurations and tweaks. It is widely used by a number of brand manufacturers out there like – Asus, TP-Link, and D-Link. Almost every other manufacturer is using 192.168.101.1 as its default address (out of the box).
192.168.0.2 is one of the most common class B private IP addresses that is usually selected as the alternate gateway. It comes as a pre-configured address that is assigned to the routers and modems for a number of manufacturers. You can access the admin login portal using 192.168.0.2. The web interface is the place where you can configure your router as per your requirements. Unlike traditional software, modems and routers do not generally come with applications. Thus, in order to perform any sort of config, you will have to access the router’s portal interface.
192.168.29.1 is the default gateway (also known as the default IP address) for a number of routers and modems. Just like 192.168.1.1, http://192.168.29.1 too is an accessible URL that will redirect network users to the admin panel. You can make changes to the wired connections as well as the wireless internet connections using the same address. There is a multitude of settings that can be configured and changed and a lot more that can be done from over here.