How do you figure out the IP address of your router?

If you haven't changed it in the settings then its likely on the default value that is outlined in the instructions for you. I think often its 192.168.1.1 (at least for linksys). But you can change that in the settings if you wish. And if you have and now can't recall what it is, you might have to hard reset it and set it up again. To do the hard reset, just look for the reset button on the back or bottom. A pin or such will be often be needed to access it.

The easiest way is to use this reverse DNS lookup site: http://remote.12dt.com The number that shows up in the entry box is YOUR IP address. Another way is to access the web page inside your router (often found on a tag on the router itself). This address usually takes the numerical form 192.168.x.x--the configuration pages that load contain the IP address along with configuration options. ~~ ScienceMikey My home page: http://users.ameritech.net/mrudas/index.html My software blog: http://FaveSoft.blogspot.com My Protopage links: http://www.protopage.com/mprudas#Main/Front_Page Best-of-Breed Free Software for Windows: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/opcc/links/01___Software_related_information_001198934133/Windows_related_link_001119378867/Software____Links_an_001081730158/Best_of_breed_Free_s_001059927670

i use McAfee and there is a manage network in there, when i click it , it shows the ip of my computer and the ip of my router, by the way, mine is not the ones above. go here to find the router ip address. http://www.myringtoneserver.com/support/ip_address_of_my_router.html