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๐Ÿท๏ธ Manufacturer Index

Router Brands Directory

Default IP addresses, passwords, firmware guides, and model databases for all 836 router manufacturers we track.

All brands Aโ€“Z

0-9 8 brands

A 89 brands

B 39 brands

C 67 brands

D 34 brands

E 25 brands

F 25 brands

G 35 brands

H 27 brands

I 34 brands

J 7 brands

K 16 brands

L 23 brands

M 51 brands

N 33 brands

O 23 brands

P 43 brands

Q 6 brands

R 38 brands

S 71 brands

T 58 brands

U 16 brands

V 30 brands

W 16 brands

X 5 brands

Y 5 brands

Z 12 brands

How to Find Your Router Manufacturer & Model

If you are unsure which router brand you have, look at the physical label located on the underside or rear panel of your hardware device. The label includes the exact manufacturer name, model number, serial number, default IP address (such as 192.168.1.1), and factory default wireless network name (SSID).

๐Ÿ“ฑ App vs Web Browser Setup

Brands provide companion mobile apps for quick setup, but browser access via IP unlocks advanced settings like port forwarding and VPNs.

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Firmware Updates Matter

Manufacturers regularly release firmware patches that fix critical security vulnerabilities and optimize Wi-Fi stability.

๐Ÿท๏ธ Hardware Revisions

Many brands release multiple hardware versions (e.g. V2 vs V3). Always match your router's exact revision before updating firmware.

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Router Brands Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions regarding router manufacturers, firmware versions, and default logins

Q. How do I know which brand made my router or modem? โ–ผ

Look at the front faceplate logo or check the regulatory sticker on the underside of the device. If your router was provided by your Internet Service Provider, they may brand it (e.g. Xfinity, Spectrum, AT&T) while the underlying hardware is manufactured by Arris, Sagemcom, or Technicolor.

Q. Do all models from the same brand share identical login passwords? โ–ผ

Older models often share default credentials like 'admin/admin', but newer hardware models generate a unique randomized default Wi-Fi and admin password printed on the device label.

Q. Can I use web browser setup instead of downloading the manufacturer's mobile app? โ–ผ

Yes, nearly all routers have a built-in web management interface accessible via their local gateway IP in any web browser without needing any third-party app or account registration.