192.168.1.1 ADMIN LOGIN TP-LINK NOT WORKING

About TP-LINK:

The TP-LINK wireless router is a networking device which connects two or more networks and forwards data packets between them.

The TP-Link or some other brand's router will enable connecting the residential or office network (LAN) with the internet (WAN). Depending upon the router model either wired or wireless or both kinds of devices are supported on the LAN side allowing computers or devices to be connected to the router through a wired network or a wireless network. On the WAN side, the router can have an Ethernet Port where the incoming internet connection can be terminated. The TP-LINK wireless router has a 300Mbps wireless speed ideal for interruption sensitive applications like HD video streaming. Two antennas significantly increase the wireless robustness and stability and secure wireless security encryption at a push of WPS button. Check out the way to check the internet connection in different operating systems.

TP-LINK NOT WORKING:

·        The simplest way to access your router IP login page (e.g., 192.168.1.1)

·        Before starting, make sure your device already connected to the router network

·        Visit TP-LINK wireless router login web interface.

·        Find Your Router IP Address on the Auto detect router IP address box or click here

·        Click Open to Login, it will open TP link router login windowdialogue

·        Insert your router username and password.

You can't access 192.168.1.1 is just because you have started the incorrect username and password. Make sure; you have registered the right username and password. You have a default username and password on the router's user guide. You can apply them. In case, if you are not taking it, then 192.168.1.1 is not your router's IP address.

Find your IP using the following method.

For Windows OS

·        Go to Start option

·        Choose Run (windows button plus R).

·        Type "cmd" and press OK.

·        In the Command prompt option, type "ipconfig" and click Enter.

·        It will show your default gateway.

For UNIX and Linux OS

·        Go to Applications > System Tools > Terminal.

·        When the terminal is opened, type "in a course."

·        It will show you something like this.

For Macintosh OS

·        Go to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal. Application.

·        When the terminal initiated, type "netstat – nr."

It will show you something like this

By this way, you can find your original IP address. Now, try applying the right username and password and access it.