10.200.0.1 Router Admin – Router Login

10.200.0.1 is a private IP address, belonging to the 10.0.0.0/8 address block. This address block is reserved for internal networks and will not conflict with other devices on the internet.

The IP address 10.200.0.1 serves primarily for the following three purposes:

• Typically used in small-scale local area networks, such as home or office networks.
• It can function as the default gateway address for routers, facilitating administrators to access the router's management interface for network adjustments and configurations.
• It can serve as the IP address for other devices on the network, such as servers, printers, or NAS storage devices.

Step 1: Connect to the router.

• If using a desktop computer, you can connect it to the router via an Ethernet cable. Simply plug one end of the cable into the Ethernet port of the desktop computer and the other end into the LAN port of the router. Ensure the cable is securely plugged in and the connection is stable.
• If using a laptop or smartphone, you can connect to the router via WiFi. Open the WiFi settings on your laptop or smartphone, search for the available WiFi network list, find your router's WiFi name (SSID), and click to connect. Enter the correct WiFi password to successfully connect.

Step 2: Access the login page.

• Open a browser on your phone or computer, such as IE, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc. In the address bar (usually located at the top of the screen, or at the bottom for Safari browser), enter the management address of your router, 10.200.0.1, and then press Enter. Entering http://10.200.0.1 will also open the login page, but do not enter www.10.200.0.1 as it will result in access failure.

Step 3: Enter login credentials.

• On the login page, you need to enter administrator information to access the management interface, usually including a username (if applicable) and password. If you haven't changed it before, you can try using the default username and password (usually marked on the router's label). If you have changed the password before, use the modified password to log in.

Step 4: Successful login.

• If the entered login information is correct, after clicking the login button, the page will successfully access the router's management interface. Here, administrators can configure various network settings such as WiFi, guest network, port forwarding, etc.

Due to carelessness or misunderstanding of IP addresses, various errors may occur when entering 10.200.0.1, resulting in the failure to open the router login page. The following are common errors for the IP address 10.200.0.1. Please avoid entering the following incorrect formats:

• 10.200.0.l (using lowercase ‘L’ instead of the number ‘1’)
• 10.200.0.I (using uppercase ‘I’ instead of the number ‘1’)
• 10.200.o.1 (using lowercase ‘o’ instead of the number ‘0’)
• 10.200.o.l (using lowercase ‘o’ and ‘L’ instead of the numbers ‘0’ and ‘1’)
• 10.200.o.I (using lowercase ‘o’ and uppercase ‘I’ instead of the numbers ‘0’ and ‘1’)
• 10.200.01 (missing the dot ‘.’ between number ‘0’ and ‘1’)
• http //10.200.0.1 (missing the colon ‘:’ between ‘http’ and ‘//’)