After you type the IP address, you're asked for a username and password to access your router's firmware. This is either the default username and password for your router, or a unique username and password that you may have created when you set up the router. If you don't remember your login credentials, signing in becomes a bit trickier. Some rout...

After you gain access to your router's firmware, you’ll be free to change whatever elements you think should be modified. These include the router name and password, the security level, and the Wi-Fi password. You can also set up parental controls, create a guest network, and manage attached devices. Just remember to apply any changes before you mo...

You should change your router's username and password if they are still set to the default values. Look for an option usually nested under the Administration tab. The screen will likely ask for your current router password and then ask you to enter a new password. Some routers let you change the username and password, while others only allow the pa...