Cisco Router Login

Having difficulty with your wifi network? Need to verify your network name and password? Or later, would you like to make another improvement in the configuration of your Cisco router?

You can do the entirety of this by signing into the arrangement pages for your Cisco router. All Cisco routers enable you to change their configuration by signing in to their program based arrangement pages.

What you’ll need

Fortunately for you, this article gives you everything you need to access your Cisco router.

• Your Cisco router
• A computer or laptop with an internet browser
• An ethernet cable or WiFi connection

Cisco Login Steps

1. Make Sure You are Connected to Your Cisco Router Network
   To access electronic editing pages, you must first interface with your router. First, make sure your router is turned on. You can use an ethernet or WiFi association, but we recommend an ethernet association when accessing edit pages.To do this, connect an ethernet cable to a port on your laptop and one of the ports on your router. To connect using WiFi, search for and connect to the network under the available networks on your computer. If you can successfully connect to the network, you can now proceed to the next steps.
2. Navigate to IP 192.168.1.1 Using the Browser
   Open any Internet browser and type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. The Cisco router IP address will take you to your Cisco router home page.192.168.1.1 is the most common default IP address for users of Cisco brand routers. However, assuming that this address does not work, there are other possible IP addresses. Also, you can try:

   10.0.0.1
   http://192.168.1.1

3. Find Your Router IP Address Using ‘ipconfig’
   You can run an IP configuration scan using the following steps and find the IP address of your router:#1: Click Start and type ‘cmd’ in the search bar
   #2: Select ‘Command Prompt’ to open it
   #3: Type in ‘ipconfig’ and hit enter
   #4: Look for your router’s IP address next to ‘Default Gateway’

   You must now type this IP address in your browser’s address bar to access the setup page.

4. Use Default Username & Password to Log In
   Cisco brand routers, like many router manufacturers, use default login credentials to make it easier to access setup pages. We offer the most common combination:Username: admin
   Password: admin

   If that doesn’t work, it might also be:

   Username: Cisco
   Password: Cisco

   The credentials required to log on may also be behind some routers. If your login information has changed, but you can’t remember what it is, you can reset your router and sign in with the default information.

5. Configure the Cisco Router & Change Settings
   If we have reached this step, it is time to access the router’s setup pages. From here, you can change the security settings of your router, reset your router to factory settings, or customize your login details.You should remember to note your previous settings and any changes you made; so it’s easier to remember your information if something goes wrong. If you change your username or password, you should note them as well.

Troubleshooting

• The router stops working after changing the settings
  You can accidentally change several settings that you do not want, after which your router will no longer work effectively. You can usually return to the default configuration by resetting your router to process factory settings.
• How to Reset Your Router to the Default Configuration
  #1: You should switch off your router but keep the power plugged in.
  #2: You should find the reset button at the back of the router, it’s usually a small button and you may need a pin to push it.
  #3: You should press and hold the reset button for 10-15 seconds.
  #4: Then the router reset process starts. You must wait about 5 to 10 minutes to finish booting. You should check the lights, it will blink when the router is busy, but will remain when the reset is finished.
  #5: You can now turn off your router. The next time you boot up, it will boot to the default configuration and your router will be ready to use.
• Contact Your Cisco Support Representative
  In the event that in any capacity whatsoever none of these means work, it’s an ideal opportunity to get the telephone and call Cisco. Odds are this is on the grounds that you have a router with a non-standard configuration. In this way, attempt to assemble all data on the kind of router you have by taking a gander at the data at the rear of the router and by finding the bundling or client manual.