How to find your router IP? That's no needed and without intention to try some IP numbers from someone else.
The following 3 methods to let you easy find out;
Method One:
Physically to check out your router device, pick it up and turn it over; you can see the label on the bottom and print out the information; such as router IP address, admin username and login password details.
Method Two:
For some reasons you can’t reach your router device, so what should we do?
Go to check your network;
“System Preferences” ->
“Network” -> “Advanced” -> “TCP/IP”.
It will show your router IP address.
Method Three:
OS X Terminal
“Finder” -> Application” -> “Utilities” ->
“Terminal”.
For Macbook user, check on your Mac's Terminal, use command syntax;
ifconfig |grep inet
ifconfig
means shows the current network interface configuration
information.
Hit SPACE and “|” pipe symbol (Vertical Bar) that on right hand side of your Mac book keyboard.
grep
means search for text inside of files.
Hit SPACE,
inet
An iNet is any network that uses the Internet
Protocol (IP)
Hit ENTER.
Check the router IP address at the "inet" row.
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