Thread: Searching the IP of a router

Searching the IP of a router?

Give me some proper solution for that

What steps will be needed to do this

If you are having any suggestions then reply me.

It can helpful to me.

Thanks in advance for any ideas

Windows XP

Attach the router straight to your PC using an Ethernet cord. Press "Start." Press "Run." Enter "CMD," and press "OK." Enter "ipconfig" and click "Enter" on keyboard. This command will give your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. The default gateway is the router's IP address. This is the number utilized to access the software within the router.

Windows Vista and 7

Attach the router straight to your PC using an Ethernet cord. Press "Start." Enter "CMD" in the "Search bar" and click "Enter" on keyboard. Enter "ipconfig" and click "Enter" on keyboard. This command will give your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. The default gateway is router's IP address. This is number utilized to access the software within the router.

Macintosh Computers

Attach the router straight to your PC using an Ethernet cord. Press the "Apple" icon and choose "System Preferences."Press "Network." Choose "Ethernet." Create sure "Using DHCP" is chosen next to "Configure IPv4." Your IP address, subnet mask and router address will automatically appear. The default gateway is the router's IP address. This is the number used to access the software within the router.