Private & Router IP Address Directory
Every home and office router uses a reserved local IPv4 address as its default gateway management console. Select your router or gateway IP address below to access detailed login guides, factory default passwords, subnet CIDR masks, and troubleshooting steps.
Primary factory-default gateway for over 60% of commercial home and small office wireless routers....
Standard gateway IP used widely by D-Link and TP-Link dual-band modems to avoid subnet collisions with 192.168.1.1....
Standard default IP for North American cable ISP modems, notably Comcast Xfinity xFi wireless gateways....
Routing network traffic back into the local computer without sending packets across physical network interfaces. Used by...
Allows cloud virtual machines (EC2, Azure VMs, Compute Engine) to query instance identity, IAM credentials, security tok...
The world's most widely used public recursive DNS resolver. Provides fast, uncensored domain resolution and DoH/DoT encr...
Recognized as the fastest public DNS resolver globally (average ~13ms latency) with an audited no-logs privacy policy....
Default gateway address used extensively by UK broadband operators including BT Group and Plusnet....
Popular subnet gateway for corporate LANs, software firewalls, lab environments, and managed switches....
Standard gateway for Belkin consumer wireless routers and Wi-Fi range extenders....
Standard hardwired management IP built into almost all DOCSIS 3.0/3.1 standalone cable modems and fiber ONTs....
Default gateway for business-grade Trendnet and DrayTek routers and managed guest networks....
Standard gateway for cellular 4G LTE/5G SIM card routers, mobile hotspots (MiFi), and portable travel routers....
Default gateway across all Xiaomi and Redmi wireless routers running MiWiFi OS....
First dynamic IP address assigned by router DHCP servers starting their address allocation pool at .100....
Starting client IP pool address for D-Link and TP-Link router DHCP services....
Standard static IP assigned to a second router or access point to prevent IP conflicts with primary gateway at 192.168.1...
Default IP subnet assigned by Apple AirPort base stations....
Used by medium to large corporate networks and container virtualization environments (Docker default bridge `docker0`)....
Used by modern ISPs to share a single public IPv4 address across dozens of customers without public routing....
Non-profit Swiss recursive DNS resolver that automatically blocks access to malicious domains and malware command-and-co...
Secondary failover resolver paired with 8.8.8.8 to maintain internet access if primary queries experience network drops....
High-availability secondary Anycast DNS resolver paired with 1.1.1.1 across 300+ global edge cities....
Popular public DNS offering customized category filtering, adult content blocking, and anti-phishing protection....
Designates the default route (gateway to the open internet) in routing tables; in server development, binds to all avail...
Frequently Asked Questions About Router IPs
What is a default gateway IP address?
A default gateway is the local router IP that connects devices inside a local area network (LAN) to outside networks and the open Internet. When you type this IP into a browser, you open the router's internal administration dashboard.
How can I find my router's actual IP address?
On Windows, open Command Prompt and type ipconfig—look for the Default Gateway line. On macOS, open System Settings > Network > Wi-Fi > Details > TCP/IP to view your Gateway Router IP.
What are the most common router login credentials?
The most universal factory defaults are admin / admin, admin / password, or leaving the password blank. Many modern routers print a unique custom password on a physical label on the device.