I think this has happened to many of us before. There are as many passwords and user names to routers as stars in the sky and even if you’ve used one before, you’ll ask: “is it admin – admin, or admin – password, or user – admin?”
Now you can stop wondering, since Routerpasswords has all the answers. Just select your router, click find password and it will list all default user names and passwords for the routers of that company.
This is an immensely helpful tool if you’re trying to work out someone else’s router problem, or your own, in case you’ve lost the manual. I’m afraid if you’ve changed your password from the default one this won’t work, but then shame on you for not remembering!
Found via Emergingtechs
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The newer routers, like the Netgear 802.11Ns, have the default username/password printed on them. But for the older models, I have a black and a silver sharpie and write right on the router the default username and password. This way the next guy doesn’t have to sacrifice a goat to find the model’s password.