Router login database · 228 IPs · 635 brands
Find the default IP, username and password for your router — plus a live test that tells you whether the address is actually reachable from this device.
Typos like 192.168.l.l or 192.168.O.1 work too — we'll fix them automatically.
Click any IP to see its default credentials, brands using it, and a one-click reachability test.
Confirm whether 192.168.1.1 — or any IP — actually answers from this device. 4 methods, instant result.
Public & local IPs, browser fingerprint, connection details — all in real time.
CIDR → network, broadcast, host range, binary mask. Visual split into sub-networks. All offline.
Scan common ports on a LAN host from your own browser. Live progress, no install.
Generate a QR code your guests can scan to join your WiFi instantly. Client-side only.
Cryptographically random — three flavors: alphanumeric, memorable, or numeric PIN.
Find the IP address of your router on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS — in under a minute.
A factory reset wipes the router back to its default settings — useful when you forgot the password or the device is misbehaving.
Port forwarding tells your router: "when someone from the internet asks for port X, send them to device Y on my network." Essential for game servers, self-hosting, remote desktop, etc.
Both are valid private IPv4 addresses in the RFC 1918 range. Neither is "better" — they're just different conventions chosen by router manufacturers.