The procedure for logging into Asus routers does not differ much from other manufacturers of routers and routers. Nevertheless, many users have problems with this, because often you need to enter the settings of your router, so that, for example,

In this article, we will tell you how to log into an Asus router and what to do if you have forgotten the password from it.

Where to begin?

As soon as this condition is met, open any browser and try to enter the following ip addresses in the address bar one by one and press "Enter":

• 192.168.1.1
• 192.168.0.1

Entering the ip address of the router in the address bar of the browser

Entering the login and password from the router (by default admin, admin)

Here we enter the default login and password values ​​- admin.

If you changed the default values, then enter them.

As soon as the correct combination of authorization data is entered, you will be taken to the settings of the Asus router.

Asus router settings view

What if the window for entering the login and password from the router does not appear?

In this case, it is possible that the address space has been changed in the settings. In this case, you can familiarize yourself with, in which we told how to find out the ip address of the router.

You can also simply reset the router to factory settings by long pressing the Reset button on the back of the router.

Resetting the router with the Reset button

In this case, all settings will be reset to the factory settings and the router's ip address can be viewed on the sticker below.

Factory login password and ip address of the Asus router on the sticker below

How to log into Asus router if you forgot your password?

In this case, as in the previous one, only a factory reset will help you. After that, the password and ip address will become standard, that is, those that are written on the sticker on the bottom of the router.

It is worth considering that if you reset the Asus router to factory settings, then your Internet and Wi-Fi will most likely stop working. In this case, it will have to be configured again.

Users who are setting up a router for the first time often have a question about how to enter the settings of the router. In this article, we will try to answer this question using the example of an ASUS router.

Step number 0. Connect the router to your computer.

First, you must connect your router to your computer. If your router is already connected, then you can skip this step and go directly to step number 1.

In order to connect the router to the computer, you need to plug one end of the network cable into the connector on your computer, and the other into one of the LAN ports on the router.

You also need to make sure that the computer uses automatic IP address acquisition. To do this, open the properties of the network connection, and then the properties of the IP protocol version 4. In this window, the functions "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS address automatically" should be selected.

Step # 1. Open the browser and enter the IP address of the router.

In order to enter the settings of the ASUS router, we need a browser. You can use absolutely any browser you like. For example, it can be Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera or any other. Open your browser, type in the address bar and hit enter.

If you don't know what IP address your router is using, then just try to enter 192.168.1.1. If this address does not work, then try entering 192.168.0.1. Most likely, your router will be available at one of these IP addresses.

Step # 2. Enter your username and password to access the router.

If you entered the correct IP address into the browser, then a window for entering your username and password should appear in front of you. In order to enter the settings of the ASUS router, you must enter your username and password in this window and press the enter key. If you do not know the correct username / password, then you will not be able to enter the settings.

If this is the first time you enter the settings and did not change the password, then to enter you need to enter a standard username and password. On ASUS routers, the standard login “admin” and the standard password “admin” are most often used. If this login / password pair is not suitable, then you can find out the standard password for your router in the instructions. Also, in some cases, the standard username and password is indicated on the underside of the router case.

Perhaps, by the title of the article, not everyone will understand what problem is being discussed, nevertheless, many often encounter it in practice. Each user can name it in his own way, and what options are just not there: some call the web-interface of the modem "modem page", others - "modem site", still others - simply by the IP address " https: //www.192.168.1.1", And some even call the web interface a" personal account of the modem ". But this is only a small lyrical digression, and now specifically on the topic. So, you happened to face the problem of accessing the web interface of the modem. How to be in this situation?

How to enter the settings https://192.168.1.1 of the Internet router and Wi-Fi.

1. First, of course, let's check if the modem is turned on. Let's check the connection of the network cable both to the modem itself and to the computer.

   

2. We check the health of the network card. A faulty network card is a situation that very often becomes the cause of our problem. We go to the Control Panel, the Network Connections tab, and check if the network card is active. In Windows 7 and 8 systems, just press the combination on the keyboard Win + R, and in the window that appears, write the command:
   ncpa.cpl If the network card is inactive, then its icon will be displayed in gray. In this case, it must be activated by simply clicking on it with the right mouse button and selecting “Enable” from the drop-down menu.

   

   
   If the modem is turned on, the power cord is presumably good, but there is a red cross on the connection icon, or the message “ network cable is not connected", Then most likely there is a problem in the network card itself.
3. Let's check the settings of the network card. We can do this in two ways.
   Method I: keyboard shortcut Win + R we call the window " to execute", And in the window that appears, run the command line by typing:
   cmd So, the command line appeared, in it we write the command:
   ipconfig / all and see the result. It should be as follows:

   

   
   Method II: go to the Control Panel, select Network Connections ( or a combination of Win + R -> ncpa.cpl command), in the network connections window, look for the Local Area Connection icon. Click on the icon with the right mouse button and select "State" in the list that appears.

   

   
   If the automatic (dynamic) obtaining of the IP address is set in the settings of the network card, then in the network state (by the icon of the network card, right-click - the state - the "Details" button) there will be the following picture: "Address type - get automatically", and in the fields IP address and main gateway, our current IP and gateway (modem address) will be indicated.

   

   
   

   Also pay attention to the IP address. It should have the following form: 192.168.✶.✶, 172.16.✶.✶ or 10.✶.✶.✶. If it looks like 169.✶.✶.✶, then the DHCP protocol, which allows you to dynamically obtain IP addresses, is not activated on the modem, and the IP address must be entered manually.

   
   One more thing: sometimes, to avoid network problems, the standard IP address of the modem 192.168.1.1 is changed, say, to 192.168.3.1. In this case, the address of the computer, of course, must be in the same subnet, otherwise nothing will work. Therefore, here is such advice: by calling the command line, we type ping 192.168.1.1 and, as it is called in the IT community, we "ping" the router:

   

   
   The router should ping smoothly. If the IP addresses are specified correctly, and the router does not ping, look at the next item.
4. Access is blocked by a firewall (firewall). In such a situation, one piece of advice is to disconnect the Internet connection, completely disable the security system, and then check the access to the web interface of the modem again. It is worth noting that in some situations disabling the firewall does not help, and even with the correct rules, the system continues to block access. Then only a complete uninstallation of the firewall saves.
   In order to disable the security system, use the keys Win + R we call the window " Execute"And type
   firewall.cpl In the window that appears in the left menu, select "Enable / Disable Windows Firewall", and then - as shown in the picture:

   

5. Perhaps another of the most common reasons for our problem is a browser that can either be infected with viruses (and then only a full scan with the latest updates can help), or the service “ Proxy"- in this case, you need to disable it.
   It also happens that some kind of failure has occurred in the browser program, and a reinstallation is required. Alternatively, you can try to install an alternative browser and log in via IP from it. It is better if the browser is used as an alternative or.

   

Perhaps these were the most common problems that cause blocking of access to the modem's Web interface. Sometimes, even after completely fulfilling all possible recommendations, the user cannot enter the device interface. Alas, in this case, only a complete reinstallation of the operating system can help.

At the above IP address ( 192.168.l.l) the routers of most brands of network devices are configured - such as Zyxel, NetGear, TP-Link, ZTE, Qtech. But there are exceptions - these are D-Link, TrendNET, Tenda equipment and some Upvel models.

This article will consistently present the configuration of the Asus RT-N12 router. Here you can see the process of connecting, setting up, and then operating the router step by step and in pictures.

This device works with stationary and tablet computers, smartphones, laptops, modern TVs via Wi-Fi, etc. Otherwise, you can use the cable connection of the device instead of the wireless one.

The router is configured as follows:

In order to properly configure the router, you will need data about the type, which is spelled out in the agreement with the Internet service provider, and whether the binding is made to the physical address of the network device. At the same time, if the connection is of the type Point to point protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) / Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) / Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), most likely you will need more information such as username, password from the system, as well as the IP address. Of course, this information is available in the contract.

On a note! In some cases, the default network name is set to something other than the factory one, or even a password is put down. Either the given router has already been carried out once. One way or another, before each new setting, it is recommended to do a full reset to the factory state - this can be done by holding the back button for more than ten seconds - after that all indicators will go out for a while, a complete reboot will be carried out, as well as a return to the parameters set by default.

Setting via the control panel

After connecting the router, and after establishing a signal between it and the computer, you need to:

1. Enter the following address in the address bar of any browser: 192.168.1.1.

   

2. This will open the "Control Panel" with a large selection of settings. In this case, a wizard is required. To do this, click on the "Go" button.

   

3. After that, the system will ask you to come up with an individual password for the "Control Panel" of the router settings. You need to specify the password in any case. First, in the main field, then in an additional confirmation field, and after that you should go to the next window by clicking on "Next".

   

4. In the next window of the wireless network settings, in the line "Network name » enter the name of the used Wi-Fi network, and in the line "Network key » register a new key that will be used when connecting to the network. You must click "Apply » and wait a bit.

   

5. The router will reboot. In the field of network connections in place of the old Wi-Fi network, a new one will appear, with an individually assigned name. When connecting to it, the already new password will also be used.

   

6. Once connected, you need to return to the "Control Panel" again. There you should open a page with information about this connection. After clicking on "Next » , the system will display a new window.

   

7. In the new window there will be an inscription « Sign in » and a request for a login with a password. This is the very same username and password for the settings menu. They should be entered in the appropriate fields.

Configure manually

If everything goes smoothly, then everything is in order, and most likely there will be no additional connection problems. This means that in this case the provider connects using the "Automatic IP", and thus the router sets all the parameters on its own. In this case, at this stage, you can already connect to the Internet and work.

However, there is another option. In some cases, providers use a Layer 2 Tuneling Protocol (L2TP), Point to Point Tuneling Protocol (PPTP) connection , static ip , or Point to point protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) (used by providers such as Beeline or Dom.ru), in which case you will have to manually configure a number of parameters.

Step 1. If the provider uses the above connection technologies, then in the "Settings management" menu, when the connection is checked, the system will offer several types of Internet connection to choose from.

Step 2. In the next window, you will need to enter the username and password that are used when connecting. This information must be indicated in the contract from the Internet service provider. It may be necessary to also enter information such as the IP address, service name, and so on. Each situation is different depending on the ISP and the connection itself.

Step 3. During setup, immediately after the router connects to the Internet, you will be prompted to configure Wi-Fi, etc. Everything should be configured immediately, according to the already indicated principle. You can independently change the parameters of the Internet connection (WAN). To do this, go to the main settings page, find the “Internet » and select the item "Connect » .

This page contains the basic and most important parameters of the Internet connection for the Asus rt N12 router. After the name of the wireless network and the password have been memorized, when the Internet is working normally, the settings menu can be closed.

How to set up Wi-Fi and change your password

In order to change the name of the Wi-Fi network at any time, or change the key used when connecting directly to the Wi-Fi:

A number of network settings, including channel parameters, are located on the left panel on the main page, on the “Wireless network » .

After the name of the network, as well as the key, will be changed, the access point will also change, so, of course, you will need to reconnect the first time. In some cases, it fails to connect - sometimes such problems appear after changing the password. In this case, it is recommended to delete the network connection, re-create, and then reconnect.

How to protect your router settings

Earlier in the article it was already indicated that you need to create a password for the "Settings Panel". However, in some cases, if the user did not do this in time, or if there are any, or you need to change the password, you need to do the following:

The note! When entering the superstructure menu, this password will be entered. It should be written down separately, otherwise you will have to roll back the router to factory settings.

Video - Setting up the ASUS RT-N12 router

http://192.168.1.1 - this is the entrance to the router through the web interface of your personal account. In fact, 192.168.1.1 - this is his IP address, which can be used as an HTML page through which you can go to his settings. To open the https 192.168.1.1 source and enter the router panel, you need to know the login and password (Login and Password), which look like admin-admin for most models of Asus, Zyxel Keenetic, Netgear, Mercusys. You can also use it to enter the wi-fi settings of branded routers or modems from providers such as Rostelecom or Beeline. Many TP-Link models have a personal account located at.

Before entering the 192.168.1.1 router

Before looking for errors related to configuring the router via the 192.168.1.1 web interface, let's figure out step by step how to properly connect it to the computer. Perhaps you did it wrong, and the devices simply do not see each other.

The web interface of the personal account of the router 192.168.1.1

Next, let's ask ourselves a question - is the router, into whose personal account you need to go through the web interface, completely new or already in use? This is necessary in order to understand whether changes were made to the standard IP address to enter the settings of your personal account. Otherwise, it may look like 192.168.1.4, 192.168.1.77 or any other value. By the way, the same applies to the login-password pair, which usually looks like "admin-admin". It could be replaced with a more reliable one by the previous owner.

Entering the settings of the new wi-fi router via http://192.168.1.1

To find out exactly what the default web interface address for your router is, look at the sticker located on the bottom of the chassis. In this source, its IP or web address will be indicated in small print. In fact, it is also the html page on which the entrance to the personal account of the router... For such manufacturers as Asus, Netgear, Zyxel, Rostelecom, it will look like “ http://192.168.1.1". There are other options, for example - entering the personal account of Huawei, and for Xiaomi. However, they are rare and we talk about them directly in the reviews of specific devices.

In some models, instead of the IP address for accessing the web interface of the administrator section, a certain domain can also be specified. It already replaces this IP address at the router software level. "Scientifically" it is called hostname... So, for example, Zyxel Keenetic routers can be accessed both at 192.168.1.1 and ““. Asus has. NetGear has routerlogin.net.

How to enter the router - login and password admin-admin

If the router is new, then there is nothing easier than finding out the username and password. We take the device, turn it upside down again and see the same sticker. On it, in addition to the IP address and network name, which we have already searched for, the data for entering the web interface are indicated in small print, set by default - Login / Password. In most cases it is admin / admin.

We are trying to use this data to enter the router's personal account.

If the login-password pair “admin-admin” indicated on the body for authorization is not suitable, then it is also possible. But as you understand, all the network configurations and Internet connections that were previously entered into it also fly off. There are times when you want to save them, but do not remember the password for access. In this case, I highly recommend reading the article about - I hope you will find a suitable method for yourself.

To return to the factory state, look for the "Reset" button on the case. It is usually small and recessed to avoid accidental pressing. Perhaps someone in the store has already tested the router and set their own password to enter the web interface at http://192.168.1.1.

Be careful - before resetting, make sure that you have written all the data for connecting to the provider somewhere

Insert the power adapter cord of the router into an electrical outlet.

We take something like a pin (a pen or pencil may not fit through the hole).

Press with a sharp end on this button and hold for 10-15 seconds.

Sometimes it happens that the reset button is combined with WPS and is not recessed. Then just click on it and hold for the same 10-15 seconds until the lights start blinking.

After that, the router will reboot and return all parameters to their default values. We will only have to use the same username and password from the sticker for authorization in the web interface of the admin panel.

If you know the login and password from your personal account (admin-admin or other), type the correct ip of the router, but the login page of the web interface of the settings panel does not open, then check the network connection configuration on your computer.

Configuring your computer to log into the router at 192.168.1.1

In order to be guaranteed to go into the settings of the router, you need to make changes in the network configurations of the computer in accordance with it. Otherwise, the entrance to your personal account will not be possible.

To get into these configurations, follow the chain:

1. "Start - Control Panel - Network and Internet - Network and Sharing Center" for Windows 7. Or right-click on "Start" and then "Network Connections - Network Control Center" if you have Windows 10
2. Next, in the left menu, select the item "Change adapter parameters".
3. We find the active "Local Area Connection", click on it with the right mouse button and select "Properties"
4. We select the item "Internet Protocol version 4"
5. We put the checkbox on the automatic receipt of ip and dns - in this case, the router will assign them to the computer on its own.

After all this, save with the "OK" button.

Personal account address - 192.168.l.l, 192.168.l.0 or www 192.168.1.1 net ru?

If everything was done correctly according to the instructions, but this does not help to enter the settings of the personal account of the wifi router, then we will also exclude the most ridiculous mistakes that users sometimes make.

• The main thing when entering an address is not to automatically confuse and write 192.168.l.l(or 192.168.l.l0, 192.168.l.3) due to the similarity of writing the letter L with the number 1 - a very common inaccuracy.
• Another common mistake is when commas are used instead of dots in the address.
• The same applies to the IP address of the computer, if you register it manually. You need to specify not 192.168.L.2, but 192.168.1.2
• Finally, someone adds an ending at the end of the address. NET, RU or COM... Another spelling option is with Html, 192.168.1.1.html. You don't need to do this either.
• Also, as you should not write it with the prefix "www".