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How to Log in to a Router Using 10.1.10.1?
If you have a router that uses 10.1.10.1 as its internal IP address, you can visit the 10.1.10.1 login page by following the steps below:
- Connect the router with your computer using an Ethernet cable.
An Ethernet cable is one of the most commonly used forms of network cable, and it’s readily used to connect devices within a local area network, like computers, routers, and switches.
- Open a web browser on the computer you’ve just connected with the router.
It doesn’t matter which web browser you use as long as it’s reasonably modern, supports JavaScript, and is not text-based.
- Enter the following address into the URL bar — http://10.1.10.1 — and press Enter on your keyboard to visit the http://10.1.10.1 login page of your router.
You should see a relatively simple web page with two input fields: one for the router’s admin username and the other one for the router’s admin password.
- Enter the correct router admin username and password combination to log in.
If you’ve entered the correct router admin username and password combination, you should now be inside your router’s admin interface and able to change all settings you find there.
Modern routers have a plethora of useful features so you might feel slightly overwhelmed the first time you visit your router’s admin interface. Some settings will surely look familiar to you, such as the option to change the router’s password. Just make sure you never change any settings without knowing what they do because you could make your router unusable, leaving you with no other solution but to restore it to its factory settings.
