Three Router Login

Are you having trouble accessing the web Admin Panel of your router? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In this article, we will walk you through the possible causes and provide easy-to-follow steps to fix the issue.

Common Causes

• Your computer or mobile phone doesn’t connect to the router.
• The default IP address of the router (192.168.8.1) may have been changed.
• The cache or extensions of your browser may be causing the issue.
• You are using a VPN client that handles your LAN traffic.
• The router may be bricked.

How to Fix the Issue

1. Check the Connection

   Ensure that your computer or mobile phone is properly connected to the router. Double-check the connection to make sure everything is in order.

2. Check the Router’s IP Address

   Verify the IP address of your router. Follow the steps below to check:

3. Access the Router’s IP Address

   To access the router’s IP address, follow these steps:

   1. Make sure you are using Chrome, Edge, or Safari as your browser. Retry accessing the IP address.
   2. If you encounter problems caused by browser cache and extensions, open an incognito window and try again.
   3. If you are using a VPN, temporarily turn it off and attempt to access the IP address again.
   4. For mobile phone users, disable mobile data. Some phones automatically switch to mobile data if the router cannot access the internet.
   5. If the previous steps fail, you can reset the router to its factory default settings.
   6. If the reset doesn’t work, consider debricking the router via uboot.

Setting Up Your Router

Now that you’ve resolved the login issue, let’s move on to setting up your router for optimal performance.

1. Power up the router without connecting it to any device.
2. Scan for the SSID “GL-XXXX-xxx” using your mobile or laptop. Enter the WiFi key provided on the label. If you’re using a laptop, don’t connect it to the internet.
3. Alternatively, connect a cable to the LAN port of the router without connecting to any WiFi network.
4. Open a browser and enter “192.168.8.1” in the address bar.
5. Create a password for your router.
6. Finally, either scan for your home WiFi in the Repeater option or connect a cable from your home router to the WAN port of the router.

If you prefer a more convenient way to access your router, you can also use the provided app.

Additional Tips

• If you’re using an ethernet cable, ensure that your WAN/LAN port connections are correct.
• If you’re using Wi-Fi, double-check that the SSID (network name) is correct.

Remember, troubleshooting your router login doesn’t have to be complicated. By following these steps, you can resolve the issue and get back to enjoying a seamless internet experience.

So, what are you waiting for? Let’s get your router up and running!