What are the sign in details for router on web browser?

[Collinsc]

Seeking advice on sign in details to my router web page (192.168.0.1) so that i can check and remove devices using it.

I have tried "admin" "admin", and "admin" "sky" and also tried the router ID and password but no luck.

Advice appreciated!

[Pistonhead]

Which Sky router do you have? If it's one of the later models login should be: 'admin' (without quote marks) and the wifi password shown on the back of the router, unless you've changed it. In which case, use that wifi password.

[Collinsc]

worked - thanks!

[Skull+Treaty]

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@Collinsc wrote:

Seeking advice on sign in details to my router web page (192.168.0.1) so that i can check and remove devices using it.

I have tried "admin" "admin", and "admin" "sky" and also tried the router ID and password but no luck.

Advice appreciated!

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@Collinsc 

Default user credentials are below the relevant Hub types:

[Chrisee]

@Pistonhead changing the wifi password on the SR203 or SR204 hubs doesn't change the admin password  there is a separate entry for that

[Collinsc]

Further to this post; i have located where to see what devices are connected to my network but i cant see how to remove them- any suggestions please?

thanks

[Highlinder]

@Collinsc  If they are connected via Wi-Fi and you have no control over these, then you can change the Wi-Fi password as @Chrisee suggested and this will kick them off your network.

[Collinsc]

Thanks - what I'm really after is to be able to manage my own devices. I'd rather not change passwords.

thanks

[Chrisee]

@Collinsc 

that is not possible with a Sky hub. If the device is logged in with the correct pasword it will connect.

[Collinsc]

Ok thank you

[GeorgeEffa]

Hello, I have the third router posted above and have tried the password but i can't login, as I need to see ethernet settings so as to connect my TV. Advice will be appreciated 

[GeorgeEffa]

 

[TimmyBGood]

@GeorgeEffa 

I suspect your problem is that's not an ethernet cable: it appears to be the flat four strand RJ11 lead intended to link a router to an Openreach prefiltered wall socket or microfilter for FTTC broadband.  RJ11 cannot work when plugged between a router ethernet port and the ethernet port on a television set (even though the plugs will fit) : ethernet uses RJ45 plugs and eight core cable.

[GeorgeEffa]

Thanks for your response, please share a picture on an ethernet cable suitable for my TV, I felt if I get access to ethernet details I can set up the network and enhance connection.

Secondly,  must I connect the ethernet cable to my router or i cannot connect to any other network port because my router is in my room while my TV is in my living room?

 

[TimmyBGood]

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@GeorgeEffa wrote:

 please share a picture on an ethernet cable suitable for my TV

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Something like that: colours of sheathing varies, but the RJ45 plugs are typically clear, and there should be 8 wire strands inside.  Cat5e is good enough.