192.168.1.254 default router address

192.168.1.254 is the private IP address. It is an IPv4 address and it’s a default address for a large number of routers, ADSL and cable modems. Mostly this IP address are used by Alcatel ADSL modems, Thompson ADSL routers, 3Com routers, ADSL Billion routers, SRW2023 Linksys switches, some TP-Link routers, Westell ADSL modems and Cayman/Motorola Netopia internet gateways.

Can I change the IP of my router?

192.168.1.254 private IP address is installed on most of the routers by mentioned manufacturers, however it’s a changeable to any needed private address. Check the router user manual for detailed instructions.

Why is 192.168.1.254 a private IP address?

192.168.1.254 is a private IP address since it fits into IP range which is reserved from IANA as a private range. That is done to bypass lack of available IP address.

What is the common usage of 192.168.1.254 IP?

As stated above it’s commonly used as a private IP address for large number of different router models from different vendors. You can also use this IP on your local network (LAN) but it’s not recommended if you already have a router on the same network which uses this IP. In this case you will have IP conflict.

192.168.1.254 is not working!

If your router which resides on private IP 192.168.1.254 address is not working and you can not access it, then here are few things you should try before contacting tech support or your network administrator:

  • try reseting your router
  • can you telnet or ssh to your router
  • check your computer firewall
  • did you accidentally changed some router settings
  • did you properly typed address of your router
  • are cables (if wire) between your router and computer are  in good shape
  • are connectors on cables between your router and computer are in good shape
  • can other computer access to your router (if yes then problem is with given machine)
  • reset your computer
  • reset your local area connection
  • did you by mistake typed “” before router address if yes try it without it
  • is there any switch connected to your router, if switch gets broken it can disrupt whole network; disconnect switches and then try again

If nothing helps then your router might have malfunction. Best thing would be to call a professional for help or replace the router.

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