Find Your Router IP Range
January 8, 2025
Written by Sean David Reed
OS/Distro:
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Find your router and note the Username, Password, and Gateway.
- If the gateway is not written on the router, open up the terminal and run the command
$ route -nto find your routers gateway. It will probably be something like 192.168.0.1.
- If the gateway is not written on the router, open up the terminal and run the command
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Open a browser and enter the IP in the address bar.
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Enter the Username and Password.
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Every router interface will be different. Mine opens to a dashboard with a variety of useful information. My IP range was listed in the LAN box on the dashboard:
- There are several IP addresses to choose from. However, it is possible that an address you select won't work. If things aren't working, try using a different address.