Grandstream Router Login

Updated 20 Sep 2026

Grandstream GWN routers use 192.168.80.1 and GWN access points answer on a name like gwn_<mac>.local. The username is admin and each unit has its own password printed on the label.

How to log in to a Grandstream router

1. Connect to the Grandstream Wi-Fi network or plug in a LAN cable.
2. Open a browser and go to 192.168.80.1.
3. Enter the username and password from the table below or from the router label.
4. Use the menu to change Wi-Fi settings, see connected devices or update firmware.

Prefer your phone? The GWN Cloud / GWN app does the same job and is often easier.

Grandstream default username and password

“Official doc” rows link to the manufacturer’s or ISP’s own documentation, via the ssid.ai router dataset (CC BY 4.0).

If the default login is rejected, the password was changed. The only way back in without it is a factory reset.

Grandstream default IP addresses

• 192.168.80.1

Change your Wi-Fi name and password

1. Log in at 192.168.80.1 with the admin username and password.
2. Open the Wireless (or WLAN / Wi-Fi) section.
3. Change the SSID to set a new network name.
4. Set security to WPA2-PSK or WPA3 and type a new password of at least 12 characters in the “Password”, “Pre-Shared Key” or “WPA Passphrase” box.
5. Save or apply. Your devices will disconnect — reconnect them with the new password.

Need ideas for a strong password? See how to create a strong password.

How to reset a Grandstream router

Hold the reset button for about 10 seconds until the LEDs flash. The router restarts with the factory Wi-Fi name, password and admin login from the label. You will need to set up your internet connection again, so keep your ISP username and password handy.

More detail: how to reset your router.

192.168.80.1 not opening? Fixes that work

• Connect to the router first. Use its Wi-Fi or a LAN cable — mobile data will never reach 192.168.80.1.
• Type it in the address bar, not the search box, and include http:// — http://192.168.80.1. Many routers have no HTTPS page.
• Check for typos: only numbers and dots. The letter “l” or “o” in place of 1 or 0 will not work.
• Your router may use a different address. Check the default gateway (see above) or the label.
• Turn off VPN, proxy or “Private Relay”. They send traffic outside your home network.
• Try another browser or a private window, and clear the cache.
• Restart the router: unplug it for 30 seconds, then wait two minutes after plugging it back in.
• Still stuck? A factory reset restores the default address and password.

Grandstream models

Login details for individual models, each checked against Grandstream’s own documentation.

Frequently asked questions

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