LAN on the router interface I can t access

Check if your IP is in the same network segment as the route, usually this network segment, and your IP may be obtained automaticallyThe network can be accessed, and it is possible that the route cannot be logged in, and the routing manual generally requires that the IP address be set in the same network segment.

Generally entered in the IE address bar, if you want a password, it's generally admin, and the password is also admin, if the password hasn't been changed. I don't know if the case is right or not, so if it doesn't work, try changing the case of the password.

The router's management IP address isn't in, right? Do you see which gateway on the network card is? That's the number in front of the "default gateway".

First, you need to make sure that the IP is correct.

Second, check whether the network cable is the same

Review the default gateway.

Are you in the LAN Is your IE normal Are you on the other** normal Check it Is it changed something** What can't you get in Or has it been just can't get in Or。。。

Summary. Hello dear, it is a pleasure to serve you. After the router is connected to the Internet, it can't enter the management interface1First of all, you need to check the background address of your router. That is, the gateway address of the router. The background address of different routers is different.

After the router is connected to the Internet, it cannot enter the management interface.

Hello dear, it is a pleasure to serve you. After the router is connected to the Internet, it can't enter the management interface1First of all, you need to check the background address of your router. That is, the gateway address of the router. The background address of different routers is different.

The router is turned on and the mobile phone enters the router management interface, nothing else is set, only the router is set to connect to the network, restart the router, and the mobile phone can connect to the router wifiInternet access is also normal, but you can't get into the management interface of the router, after entering the address, the phone always goes to the Internet to find this address, not into the router management interface.

3.Then enter the gateway address into your phone or computer browser, which is the background address. You can successfully enter the background of the router to set up.

4.If the gateway address is correct, you still cannot enter the background. Then it is likely that there is a fault in the background of the router, and it is recommended that you turn off the power and restart the router.

Or press and hold the restart button of the router to restore the router to factory settings. If the router is still unable to enter the background after resetting its factory settings and making sure that your background address is correct, then the router is faulty and needs to be sent to the after-sales service for maintenance or flashing.

I started my phone to be able to get into the router.

You can first see if your gateway address is correct, and if the gateway address is correct, you can enter it before.

Then it is recommended that you restart your phone, or change your phone to a new browser. It is to re** a new browser, because some browsers have caches, resulting in a stuck background address. And reboot your router and try again.

How could it be?,Either it's all open.,How do you know that you can't open it with the library.。

That's a strange question! **There is no such statement that cannot be opened alone!

Look at the back of the router and enter the IP and account password in ** If the account password is wrong, press and hold the black button next to the router port All the positions are lit up and then enter the Settings !!

Click to start running, cmd enter, enter ipconfig in the dos window, there will be a gateway address, open the web page, just enter the gateway address you see, it should be fine!

It's good to restart, the built-in small software of the home router is like this, and it will be paralyzed after a long time.

First of all, you ping the management address of the router to see if it can be pinged, and then let's talk about it, thank you for adopting.

I can surf the Internet but I just can't enter the router login page Reason: The entry method is incorrect.

Method 1:1: Check the router login information on the back of the router.

3. The router login interface pops up and enters the default login username of the router: admin and password: admin.

Method 2: 1, check the IP first, method: win+r--- enter: cmd--- enter in the black and white interface: ipconfig, press enter.

4. Pop up the router login interface and enter the default login username of the router: admin and password: admin (if it is incorrect, look at the back of the router).

Right-click Local Connection, Status, and check the default gateway IP. Open that IP with IE, prompt the login box, and write it later

Hello, you can use the elimination method to eliminate the problem.

1. You don't need to use wireless routing, you can directly use modem (cat) dial-up to access the Internet to see if there is any drop-off.

2. If the line is dropped, it proves that there is a problem with the line or the cat.

If there is no drop, there may be a routing problem. However, it is also possible that there is a problem with the network cable between the connection route and the modem. It is advisable to check if there is a loosening problem.

Also, try to restore the default settings of the router and fill in the pppoe account and password.

If you have done so many steps and still can't do it, and continue to drop the line, it is recommended to go directly to the warranty certificate. It's a quality problem, this problem is very serious, and we can't get it in general.

Disconnect from the route and wait 1 minute before reconnecting. When you have time, go to the merchant who sells the route and ask if the route can be upgraded, and Netcom in many places will block the route. If it really doesn't work, just change it.

Quality problems, it is recommended to replace it!

There's a problem with the router hardware... Let's change it...

Logging in and managing your router through the web method is a more user-friendly way to operate your router. The following is what to do if I can't log in to the LAN router through the web, I hope it will be helpful to you

Log in to the router via LAN.

If the router is located on a local area network, you can manage the router through the web as follows:

First, connect the computer to the LAN port of the router through the network cable, and set the "IP address acquisition method" in the computer to "Automatically obtain".

After the computer IP is automatically obtained, open the "Run" dialog box (press win+r to open), and enter "cmd" to enter the MSDOS interface.

In the MSDOS interface, enter "ipconfig" to get the gateway address.