How to Find Your Router IP Address on Android?

 

How to Find Your Router IP Address on Android?

While there are Android apps that can identify your router’s IP address, it’s easier and safer to check it yourself in your network settings.

The exact wording of the menu options may differ depending on your Android smartphone, but the basic process is the same.

To find your router IP address on Android, go to Settings and select the Wireless / Connections / Network menu

Then, select the network you are currently connected to and access additional or advanced settings. You can do this by holding down the network name (Huawei P40 Lite) or selecting the cog icon (Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra).

In these advanced settings, change the IP settings from DHCP or Dynamic to Static. Your router IP address will show under Gateway.

You do not need to save this new setting as you now have the information you need. Switch back to a dynamic IP address or exit without saving to avoid the disadvantages of static IP addresses.

Find your router IP address on iOS

Finding your router’s IP address on iOS isn’t easy. Go to Settings > Wi-Fi and select your current network.

It will show you more details and settings about your Wi-Fi connection. Check the section that describes your IPv4 address and you will find your router’s IP address next to the router.

How to Find Your Router IP Address in Linux?

The user interfaces of different flavors of Linux may vary, but it’s easy to check your router’s IP address in the OS.

Click your network icon and select Connection Information or Network Settings in the dropdown menu. This will open a window with details about your current network. In some desktop environments, you can hover the mouse over the network icon.

You can find your router’s IP address next to Default Route or Default Gateway.

There are ways to find your router IP address in Linux with terminal commands, but the exact commands will differ depending on the method you choose.