Http://192.168.0.1 ?????

Question

http://192.168.0.1 does anybody know a username and password for this cause i need to find out the information about my router its a D-Link DI-624

Answer 1

192.168.0.1 means the IP address in your own local area network. If you haven't changed your passwords in the past, it'll be username "User" with no password.

Answer 2

go to the manufacture's website and download the manual for your router the default login will be in the manual

Answer 3

that looks like a personal IP number, so you need to contact your ISP.

Answer 4

by default the username and password are "admin"

Answer 5

only you can obtain that username and password

maybe no one should answer because someone could use that username and password

Answer 6

According to a Google search I just did, the default username is "admin" (without the quotes) and the password field should be left blank.

I don't have a D-Link DI-624 though, so I cannot be sure if that is accurate.

Answer 7

YOU should know the username and password otherwise youre screwed

Answer 8

Default username for DI-624 is "admin".  Blank password.

If that doesn't work, you'll need to reset the device.

Answer 9

user:admin

password:

password is to be left blank

Answer 10

isnt its supposed to be 192.168.1.1

you should surf the net for the default username and password of router, those are avvailable in the net..

also, you can just ask the customer service of d-link what is the default username and password of your router

Answer 11

User: "admin" (usually)

Pass: "pass", or "password" usually

Answer 12

The default should be admin as the login, and leave password blank

Answer 13

If you haven't set up a password then it's probably username: admin

                                                                         Password: admin

Answer 14

Call whoever made your router.

Answer 15

thats your IP.

Answer 16

You set your own password when you set up your router. 19.168.0.1 is your IP Address. Try unplugging your router, then opening the webpage/IP Address. It worked on my router! =D

Gud Luk