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WiFi Extender & Router Default Logins

Quickly look up verified default Web GUI URLs, fallback IP addresses, factory default login credentials, and default WiFi network names (SSIDs) across all 27 major networking brands.

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All Brands Quick Reference Matrix

BrandDefault Web URLFallback Gateway IPDefault Login (User / Pass)Default Out-of-the-Box SSIDOfficial App
Netgearmywifiext.net192.168.1.250admin / passwordNETGEAR_EXTNETGEAR Nighthawk App
TP-Linktplinkrepeater.net192.168.0.254admin / adminTP-Link_Extender_2.4GHz / TP-Link_Extender_5GHzTP-Link Tether App
Asusrepeater.asus.com192.168.1.1admin / adminASUS_RP_EXT / ASUS_XXASUS Router App
Linksysextender.linksys.com192.168.1.1admin (or leave blank) / admin (or leave blank)Linksys Extender Setup / Linksys_Extender_XXXLinksys App
D-Linkdlinkap.local192.168.0.50Admin / (Leave Blank)dlink-XXXX / D-Link DAP-XXXXD-Link Wi-Fi App
BrosTrendre.brostrend.com192.168.0.254admin / adminBrosTrend_EXT / 2.4G_BrosTrend_EXTWeb GUI Setup
Wavlinkwifi.wavlink.com192.168.10.1admin / adminWAVLINK_EXT / WAVLINK-N / WAVLINK-ACWavlink App (Select models)
Cudycudyre.net192.168.10.1admin / adminCudy-Extender / Cudy-2.4G-ExtCudy App
Rockspacere.rockspace.local192.168.0.254admin / (Create New)rockspace_EXT / rockspace_2.4GRS WiFi App
Tendare.tenda.cn192.168.0.254admin / adminTenda_EXT / Tenda_XXXXXXTenda WiFi App
Joowin192.168.10.1192.168.10.1admin / adminJOOWIN_2G_EXT / JOOWIN_5G_EXTWeb GUI Setup
Macard192.168.10.1192.168.10.1admin / adminMacard_Extender / Wireless-NWeb GUI Setup
Vilinice192.168.10.1192.168.10.1admin / adminWiFi-Repeater / Repeater-XXXXWeb GUI Setup
Netisnetis.cc192.168.1.254guest / guestnetis / netis_extWeb GUI Setup
Securifi10.10.10.25410.10.10.254admin / adminAlmond / SecurifiAlmond App
Amped Wirelesssetup.ampedwireless.com192.168.1.240admin / adminAmped_Extender / Amped_XXXXWeb GUI Setup
Actiontecactiontecwifi.home192.168.0.1admin / passwordActiontec_EXT / ActiontecXXXXWeb GUI Setup
eeroeero.com/app192.168.4.1(Mobile App Setup) / (Mobile App Setup)(Configured via App)eero App (iOS / Android)
Google Nestgoogle.com/wifi192.168.86.1(Google Account) / (Google Account)setupXXXXX (Auto-detected in app)Google Home App
Starlink192.168.1.1192.168.1.1(Starlink Account) / (Starlink Account)STARLINK / STINKYStarlink App
Ubiquiti AmpliFiamplifi.lan192.168.119.1admin / (Set in App / admin)AmpliFi_Setup / AmpliFi_MeshPointAmpliFi WiFi App
Plumeplume.com192.168.1.1(HomePass Account) / (HomePass Account)(Configured in HomePass)HomePass by Plume
AirTiesairties.local192.168.1.254admin / adminAirTies_XXXX / Air4920_XXXXAirTies Wi-Fi App
Xfinity10.0.0.110.0.0.1admin / passwordxfinitywifi / (Home Network)Xfinity App
Spectrum192.168.1.1192.168.1.1admin / adminMySpectrumWiFi / Spectrum_SetupMy Spectrum App
Cox10.0.0.110.0.0.1admin / passwordCoxWiFi / (Home Network)Cox Panoramic Wifi App
Verizon Fiosmyfiosgateway.com192.168.1.1admin / (Printed on Router Label)Fios-XXXXXMy Verizon App

Cannot Access Your Extender's Default Login Page?

1

Connect to the Extender's WiFi First

Your phone or computer must be connected directly to the extender's default network name (e.g., NETGEAR_EXT or TP-Link_Extender), not your primary home router.

2

Disable Cellular Mobile Data

Smartphones will often automatically route web traffic through 4G/5G mobile data when connected to an extender with no internet yet. Turn off Mobile Data in phone settings.

3

Use the Fallback IP Address

If the web domain (like mywifiext.net or tplinkrepeater.net) fails to load, type the numeric IP address (such as http://192.168.1.250 or http://192.168.0.254) directly into the browser URL bar.

4

Perform a 10-Second Factory Reset

If the default password is rejected, someone may have changed it. Insert a paperclip into the Reset pinhole for 10 seconds until the LEDs flash to restore all factory defaults.

Frequently Asked Questions About Default Extender Logins

What is the default IP address and web login URL for a WiFi range extender?
Most WiFi extenders use a dedicated local web address such as mywifiext.net (Netgear), tplinkrepeater.net (TP-Link), http://repeater.asus.com (Asus), or extender.linksys.com (Linksys). When offline or not yet synchronized with your router, they utilize fallback static IP addresses like 192.168.1.250, 192.168.0.254, 192.168.10.1, or 192.168.1.1.
Why is my extender's default login URL or IP address not opening?
If the web GUI URL or IP does not load, ensure: 1) Your client device is connected directly to the extender's default SSID or via an Ethernet cable, 2) You disconnect from mobile cellular data and disable any active VPNs, 3) You clear your browser cache or use an Incognito window, and 4) If the extender has already connected to your router, use the dynamic local IP assigned by your router's DHCP client table rather than the factory fallback IP.
What should I do if the default username and password (admin / password) do not work?
If the factory default credentials fail, the device was likely previously configured with a custom administrative password. To restore default credentials, locate the physical Reset button (usually a small pinhole), press and hold it with a paperclip for 10 to 15 seconds while powered on until the LED lights blink or flash, then reconnect using the factory default credentials.
Do modern mesh systems (eero, Google Nest WiFi, Plume) have a web browser GUI?
Modern app-first mesh systems such as Amazon eero, Google Nest WiFi, Plume, and Airties do not host a traditional browser web GUI (192.168.x.x). Instead, they require the official manufacturer mobile application (eero App, Google Home App, HomePass) connected via Bluetooth or cloud verification for all setup and management.
How do I find my extender's IP address after it has connected to my main router?
Once an extender connects to your router, the main router assigns it a dynamic local IP address. You can discover this IP by: 1) Accessing your main router's administrative dashboard and checking the 'Connected Devices' or 'DHCP Client Table', 2) Opening Windows Command Prompt and executing arp -a, or 3) Using a mobile network scanner like Fing or the brand's companion management app.