Just like every other IP out there, 192.168.1.254 is employed by many Cable modems/routers and ADSL as a default IP. That is done in order to bypass the problem of insufficient IPv4 addresses. Listed below are some of the manufacturers that make use of this particular default IP Address.
- Thompson Speedtouch ADSL routers
- Internet gateways from Cayman/Motorola Netopia
- Hawaii ADSL routers
- Westell ADSL modems
- 3Com broadband routers
- Alcatel ADSL modems
- Cheap Chinese TP-Link routers
- ADSL Billion routers
- SRW2023 Linksys switches
192.168.1.254 not functioning properly?
This is due to varied reasons that yo must consider if you are having trouble being able to access the control panel with your default 192.168.1.254 address. Look out for problems that are known to cause the malfunctioning of the IP Address commonly. Sometimes it could be a Disconnected cable, Improper Configuration and so on. All in all, you just have to make sure everything is checked before calling for professional help. Listed below are a few more things which you should try before calling in for help.
- Its possible that you might have forgotten the router password. If this is the case, then contact the manufacturer or take a look at the router manual for any guide in how to reset Your password.
- Try resetting your router. Just a simple reset can solve most problems.
- Make sure your network cables are in good shape and linked properly. Check them for damages or unconnected wires.
- Be sure to type in the correct URL in your web browser, exactly in this format — http://192.168.1.254/
- Ensure that the connectors on your UTP cables aren't faulty. Ruined connectors can and will interrupt the LAN connections.
- Make sure the LAN connection is turned ON.
- Make sure the Power cables are connected and most importantly, Look out for damages.
- If you're over a network where a lot of hub/switches are installed, check all the switches for just about any damage.
- Some firewall applications can prevent usage of default Ip. So make sure you check the Firewall settings/configuration.
- If you're utilizing a cellular device or Wi-Fi router, and then ensure that you are within an area with good network.
- Try to gain access to the router from some other computer or notebook to see whether the problem is being caused by your personal computer.
You can find more information about 192.168.1.254 on below links:
• https://www.tutorialology.com/routerlogin/192-168-1-254/
• http://www.certiology.com/computing/router-login/192-168-l-254.html