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How to find your TP-Link Router’s IP address

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Updated 07-26-2024 02:25:44 AM FAQ view icon7288982
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Sometimes you may fail to access http://tplinkwifi.net or http://tplinkdeco.net to manage your TP-Link Router and would like to access the Router’s IP address directly as a workaround. Normally your TP-Link Router's default IP address is http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1; TP-Link Deco's default IP address is http://192.168.68.1.

While if your network manager has changed it before, you can refer to the following methods to find your TP-Link Router’s IP address according to your operation system.

Windows

Mac OS

Linux

IOS

Android

Chrome OS

Find your Router’s IP address on Windows

1. Open Control Panel.

Open Control Panel

2. On the top right, choose to view by Category. Then click View network status and tasks in Network and Internet category.

click View network status and tasks in Network and Internet category.

3. Click your network connections.

Click your network connections.

4. Click Details in the network status window.

Click Details in the network status window.

5. You can find your router’s IP address show as IPv4 Default Gateway.

You can find your router's IP address show as IPv4 Default Gateway

Find your Router’s IP address on Mac OS

1. At the top, click Apple > System Preferences > Network.

At the top, click Apple System Preferences Network

2. Click your network connection. then click Advanced at the bottom right.

Click your network connection. then click Advanced at the bottom right.

3. Click TCP/IP. Then you can find your router’s IP address show as Router.

Click TCP/IP. Then you can find your router's IP address show as

Find your Router’s IP address on Linux

1. Click the setting icon in the taskbar.

2. Click Connection Information. Then you could find your Router’s IP address show as Default Router.

Click the setting icon in the taskbar.

Find your Router’s IP address on IOS

Go to Settings > WLAN. Click your Wi-Fi network. Then you can find your Router’s IP address show as Router.

Find your Router's IP address on IOS

Find your Router’s IP address on Android

Go to Settings > WLAN. Click the details icon. Then you could find your Router’s IP address show as Gateway.

Find your Router's IP address on Android

Find your Router’s IP address on Chrome OS

1. Click the notification area at right side of your taskbar, click Connected to. Then click your network connection.

2. Click Network. Then you can find your Router’s IP address show as Gateway.

Click Network

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