What is the ASUS router default login?

admin and admin on models and firmware that use the default login. New setups ask you to choose your own.

Is the ASUS login the same as the Wi-Fi password?

No. They are different, and so is the account from your internet provider.

What is the ASUS router IP address?

ASUS gives http://192.168.50.1 as an example. Check your own with the router IP finder.

ASUS Router Login: asusrouter.com and 192.168.50.1

Log in to an ASUS router at asusrouter.com or its LAN IP, use the admin login, and know why it is not the Wi-Fi password.

Open this address: asusrouter.com · 192.168.50.1These open only from a device connected to your own router. They cannot be reached from the internet.

Enter your router’s LAN IP, for example http://192.168.50.1, or the router address http://www.asusrouter.com. On models and firmware that use the default login, both the username and the password are admin. This login is not your Wi-Fi name and password.

Not working? Try another address: 192.168.1.1 192.168.0.1 192.168.1.254 10.0.0.1 192.168.100.1 192.168.8.1

ASUS router login: type asusrouter.com in the browser address bar

Quick facts about ASUS

Address to type: http://www.asusrouter.com or http://192.168.50.1
Used by: ASUS Wi-Fi routers
Default username and password: admin and admin on models and firmware that use the default
Not the same as: Your Wi-Fi name and password, or your ISP login
Where it opens: Only on a device connected to this router

Which routers this page covers

ASUS home routers (RT and ROG ranges)
ASUS mesh systems and ExpertWiFi routers have their own ASUS pages
Older ASUS models often use 192.168.1.1

How to log in to your ASUS router

Make sure the router is powered on and its light is steady.
Connect your computer to the router by cable or Wi-Fi.
Open a browser and type http://www.asusrouter.com or the router’s LAN IP, for example http://192.168.50.1.
Enter the router’s username and password. The default is admin and admin on models that use it.
The first time you log in, the router opens the Quick Internet Setup page, where you choose your own login.

Example router label: the web address, username and admin password are the lines you need to log in, and they are different from the Wi-Fi name and password — Illustration only, not a photo of a real product. The login details are usually on a label under the router.

If the ASUS page will not open

The login is rejected: The router login is separate from the Wi-Fi password and from your ISP account. Use the router login, or the one you set during Quick Internet Setup.
asusrouter.com does not open: Use the router’s LAN IP instead. Find it with the router IP finder.
You use the ASUS Router app: The ASUS app is another way to manage the router, so you can change settings there too.
Your ASUS sits behind an ISP box with the same address range: See own router behind an ISP router.
I closed the browser without logging out and now I cannot log in: You may need to wait about three minutes before logging in from another device.

How to keep your router secure

Change the default admin password and use a long one that you do not use anywhere else.
Keep the router firmware up to date.
Turn off remote management unless you really need it.
Use WPA2 or WPA3 for Wi-Fi.

Questions people ask about ASUS

What is the ASUS router default login?: admin and admin on models and firmware that use the default login. New setups ask you to choose your own.
Is the ASUS login the same as the Wi-Fi password?: No. They are different, and so is the account from your internet provider.
What is the ASUS router IP address?: ASUS gives http://192.168.50.1 as an example. Check your own with the router IP finder.

Last checked 2026-10-03. Default logins differ by model, so always check the label on your router first. Brand and product names belong to their owners. This site is independent and is not affiliated with them. Sources: ASUS: how to enter the router settings page · RFC 1918: private address ranges

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