A Wi-Fi Router is a switching device for networks, which is able to route network packets, based on their addresses, to other networks or devices. Among other things, they are used for Internet access, for coupling networks or for connecting branch offices to a central office via VPN (Virtual Private Network).

A router connects devices within a network by forwarding data packets between them. This data can be sent between devices, or from devices to the internet. The router does this by assigning a local IP address to each of the devices on the network.

In this article, we going to see about- how to access your router in different methods? Before that you must know your IP address first.

Find Your Router IP Address Using ipconfig:

You can find your router IP address by running an IP configuration scan using the following steps:

Step1: open Run.
Step2: Enter ‘Command Prompt’ and press OK.
Step3: Type in ‘ipconfig’ and click Enter.
Step4: Look for your router’s IP address and make a note of it.
Now, you can type this IP address into the address bar of your browser to navigate to the setup pages.

Methode1: Using Ethernet Cable.

Step1: Connect router with Ethernet cable to your Laptop or Computer or use your Wi-Fi network.
Note: It’s best to use a wired connection while setting up the router. This avoids the risk of suddenly being logged off when saving your changes.
Step2: Open your web browser and type IP address of your Buffalo router in the address bar.
Note: You can find the IP address, Username & Password on the back of your router.
Step3: Enter the default username and password and press Enter.
Step4: Now you can change all settings as you need.
Note: Kindly make a note on every changes you make. If any think went wrong you can reverse the settings.

Methode2: Using Wi-Fi Network

Step1: Place your wireless router in well accessible location.
Step2: Configure your wireless router gateway.
Step3: Connect your gateway to your new router.
Step4: Change your wireless router’s admin password.
Step5: Update the router’s firmware.
Step6: Establish a password for your Wi-Fi network.
Step7: Enjoy your Wi-Fi network.

How to Reset Your Router to the Default Configuration?

Step1: Find the reset button at the back of the router.
Step2: Press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds.
Step3: Turn ON it, after 5 to 10 minutes. Check the light is blinking.
Step4: It’s now reset to factory settings and will boot with the default configuration.
Step5: Login with default Username & Password. You can see it in back side of router.