Many internet users try to use the address 192.168.o.1 to set the modem interface settings. However, there is a small and significant error in this IP address. The real address is actually 192.168.0.1. The letter “o” should be replaced by the number “zero (0)”.

How to Login 192.168.o.1?

Connecting to 192.168.o.1 is not as difficult as you might think. We will explain how to connect to this address in a few simple steps.

Connect to the modem via your computer, phone or tablet. You can do this with both Wi-Fi and Ethernet cable.
Activate a web browser. This can be Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.
Type https://192.168.0.1 in the URL Address line and press enter.
You will be prompted for a username and password on the login screen. 192.168.o.1 is usually used by TP-Link, D-Link and Netgear modems. Therefore they often use the passwords admin/admin or admin/password.

What is 192.168.o1?

192.168.0.1 is one of the special IPv4 addresses favored by many brands of modems and routers. This network address, which comes from the factory and is not defined by any assignment, allows us to log in to the web-based administration panel. Through this panel, we can adjust the following settings of our modem or router:

✅Change wireless (SSID) username and password
✅Change Wi-Fi login name or password
✅Block unwanted addresses with Mac Filter
✅Port forwarding settings
✅Firmware Updates
✅Safe surfing with parental controls
✅Remote management settings
✅Remote restart

This IP address falls under the private IP category and only works with devices connected to the local network. In short, direct access over the internet is not possible. With 192.168.o.1 set as the default access address, you can configure network settings from the router settings page and control your device.

Which Modem Brands Use This IP?

Often the modem login IP is 192.168.1.1. But big companies use the address 192.168.0.1 to change this banality. Some of these companies are:

TP-Link
Zyxel
D-Link
Huawei
Asus
AirTies
Tenda
Netgear

How to Change 192.168.0.1 Wi-Fi Password?

Another way to increase the security settings is to change the WiFi password. Changing your WiFi password can protect you from the harms of the internet world. You should use the WPA-3/PSK protocol when setting the password. At the same time, you should set a password using numbers, letters and symbols to maximize your security.

- - Type 192.168.0.1 in the URL line and log in.
  - Find the wireless settings. It is usually located on the left side of the modem interface page.
  - Find the SSID (username) tab and under it, uncheck the ‘Password‘ option and change the password.
  - After all changes, restart the modem

Recommendations for Safety

Choose a difficult modem password that no one prefers. Use symbols and prefer mixed passwords.
Change your admin username and password. Make sure it does not stay on the default password.
Perform firmware updates frequently and prevent disconnection from the outside world.
Do not use WPS. Disable this feature from the button next to the modem. The BruteForce method is used with WPS turned on and causes an attack.
Decide who can connect to your network with Mac filtering.
Regularly check for software updates

I can’t access 192.168.0.1, how can I log in?

Some annoying situations may prevent you from logging in to the destination address. There are solutions for problems logging in to the default network address.
Follow the methods below to overcome these solutions:

Type 192.168.0.1 in the URL line of your web browser. If you type 192.168.o.1 you will not be able to log in.
Make sure that your device is connected to your modem. Make sure the WiFi network is correct.
Enter the cache settings of the web browser. Delete both history and cache.
Reset the modem. In some cases, a factory reset is a definitive solution.
Check firewall settings. Open the control panel and disable the firewall from there.
If you are using a virus program, turn off the web shield settings. The web shield causes the connection to fail.