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192.168.254.254

As the default gateway to the router administrative interface, various router manufacturers utilise the private IP address 192.168.254.254. The default IP address for changing the WiFi password, SSID, and other router settings on the Globe At Home, PLDT router is http://192.168.254.254/.

How can I access 192.168.254.254?

The steps listed below can be used to access 192.168.254.254:

1. Enter http://192.168.254.254 into your browser after typing it in. There will be a login window.
2. To log in, enter the standard username and password.
3. Your attempt to access the router settings page has been successful.

Check Default Router Username and Passwords for more router brands. The login information is on the back of your modem.

How can I update my WiFi name (SSID) and password?

1. Enter http://192.168.254.254 into your browser after typing it in. There will be a login window.
2. To log in, use the default username and password.
3. Locate WiFi > WiFi Security Settings under the Advanced/Setup tab.
4. Wi-Fi password, security mode (WPA/WPA2-PSK), and SSID must all be entered.
5. To save the adjustments, click Save.

How can I get the router’s default IP address?

As was already said, you must discover your router’s default IP address or gateway address in order to access the router administrative interface. You can only access the router control interface with the proper IP address; otherwise, you won’t be able to.

It is simple and quick to determine the router’s default IP address. Here’s how to locate your router’s default IP address on several gadgets:

Windows:

1. Use the Windows + R keyboard shortcut to launch Command Prompt, then input CMD and press Enter.
2. A window for the Command Prompt will appear. Press Enter after typing “ipconfig”.
3. Various addresses will appear. Find the IP address that is listed next to Default Gateway. Your router’s default IP address will be the IP address listed next to Default Gateway.

Mac:

1. Select Utilities > Terminal to launch the Terminal window.
2. Enter “netstat -nr | grep default” once the Terminal window has opened.
3. The “default” label is followed by the default IP address.

This is how you may determine the default IP address on a Windows or Mac computer. Once you have the router’s default IP address, you may use it to access the router control interface.