If you have a Motorola wifi router or modem, there are times when you will need to log into the settings section. Perhaps you will be looking to start using that hilarious WiFi name that you have been thinking about for so long. Or maybe you will be looking at getting a new password to shut out nosy neighbors. So, how do you do it?
Motorola Router Login Instructions
Motorola has many router models. Examples are the SBG 6580, MG 7700, NVG 589, AC 2600 and N450 routers. The good news is that logging into these routers is quite easy. And it’s more or less similar, whatever the Motorola router model that you may have. The following are the steps for logging into your Motorola modem or router;
- To get started, make sure that your computer or phone is connected to your Motorola router’s wifi.
- Next, open Chrome, Firefox or any other browser and type 192.168.0.1 into the address bar.
- Press enter and you will be taken to the login page for your motorola router.
- Enter the default username and password. That’s usually admin and motorola.
- If those do not work, here is a full list of motorola router login credentials and instructions on what to do if someone has previously made changes to these details.
- After typing in the login details, click on Login.
- You will now be taken into your motorola router’s settings area.
- You can now look for the section where you wish to go from here.
Why log into a motorola router?

Frankly, the majority of people out there never need to get into their router’s admin areas. But why would you want to log in? Well, we have already noted that you could be looking to make changes to the name of your connection. In this regard, it’s better to have something anonymous, like MyWiFi. That way, nosy neighbors won’t know who the connection belongs to and they won’t try to hack in.
It’s also probable that you are on your way to changing the password for your connection. This is a lot more serious than changing the name. When you log into your Motorola router, you need to take care to maintain security. Make sure that the password that you select for your WiFi is secure. It should be at least 10 characters long and should include letters, numbers and symbols.