Asus Router Login

Asus router login lets you access the router Web GUI to set up your wireless router. When you log in at http://192.168.50.1) or http://www.asusrouter.com, you can change the default details of your Asus router, including the essential ones like SSID and WiFi password.

How to Login to Asus Router

Logging in to the Asus router is simple and easy as it only involves a few steps. Follow the steps below so you can start configuring your router settings.

Step 1: Connect your Device to the Router

Power on your router and connect your device to it via an ethernet cable or a WiFi connection. From your device, use the ethernet port, link the cable to the router’s LAN port, and make sure it’s securely tight. If connecting via WiFi, verify if the signal is within range and strong.

Step 2: Open the Browser on your Device

Open your browser and type 192.168.50.1 or www.asusrouter.com in the address bar, then press enter. If you ever encounter issues accessing the IP address and the URL, you can try using another browser.

Step 3: Enter your Username and Password

After successfully accessing the IP address and the URL, you will be taken to the login page. In the fields given, enter the username and password provided by the ISP. You can also see the back of the router for the default login credentials. After you enter them correctly, click the Login button.

The default login credentials may vary depending on the model of your Asus router. Here are the usernames and router passwords you can use:

AAM6010EV-T4	admin/admin
AAM6310	root/root
AM604G	admin/admin
RT-AC88U	admin/admin
WL-500GP	admin/admin
WL500g Deluxe	admin/admin
WL-500GP	admin/admin
P5P800	(blank/admin)

Step 4: You will be Logged in to the Admin Panel

Once you enter your username and password correctly, you can reach the router’s admin panel. From there, you can see tabs and settings you can configure according to your liking and needs.

How to Change SSID Name and Password

When configuring your Asus router, do not forget to change the WiFi password and the SSID name. This is important in protecting your WiFi network and well as enhancing your surfing or gaming experience. To do it, you can follow the steps below:

1. Login to the admin panel by following the steps above.
2. In the admin panel, select General>Wireless.
3. Enter your new network name in the Network Name (SSID) field.
4. In the WPA Pr-Shared Key field, enter your new password.
5. Click Apply to save changes.

How to Reset Your Asus Router

Just like logging in and configuring, resetting your Asus router is simple. Here are the steps you can follow to get started:

1. Locate the reset button at the back of your router, which is typically a small hole.
2. Press the button and hold for 10 seconds until the lights flash, then let go.
3. Wait for the router to reboot and establish a stable connection.

Asus Router Login Issues and Solutions

Sometimes, logging in to your router is not always a breeze; you’ll face some login issues for various reasons. Here are the most common ones and how you can fix them:

• Too many login attempts: This issue usually happens when you enter the wrong login details too many times. To resolve this, just wait for 60 seconds before you enter your username and password again.
• Wrong username and password: If you don’t know the default login credentials, you can check the router’s rear panel. They are usually printed on a sticker so you can find it easily. However, if you have already changed them and shouldn’t remember, resetting the router will help you log back in.
• IP conflicts: This issue arises when too many devices are using the same IP address. To address this issue, restart all your devices to automatically assign an IP address for each of them.
• The page cannot be reached: If you cannot reach the login page, your IP address is probably wrong. Check the back of your router to see if the IP address is available. You can also search for the correct IP address for your router online.
• Incompatible browser: Sometimes, you may face this issue if the browser is not compatible with the IP address of the router. To resolve this, just try other browsers like Google Chrome or Safari, or Brave.