How to Access Your Router's Admin Page

Gaining access to your router's admin page is sometimes necessary for manual configuration. To do so, you will need your router's Default Gateway.

On PlayStation

• Go to Settings
• Go to Network - View Connection Status
• Find and note your Default Gateway (usually beginning with 192)

On Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One

• Press the Xbox button to open the guide
• Go to Profile & system > Settings > General > Network settings
• Select Advanced settings
• Find and mark your Default Gateway (usually beginning with 192)

On PC (Windows)

• Press Win + R
• Type "cmd" and press Enter
• Type ipconfig /all and press Enter
• Find your active adapter (Ethernet or Wi-Fi)
• Find and mark your Default Gateway (usually beginning with 192)

Then, you will need to log into your router:

• Open a browser
• Type your Gateway in the address field to enter your router's admin page
• Enter your router's username and password, both of which are usually found on a sticker on the router itself, or the router's manual.