If you use the internet at home, you probably have a router. You likely set it up and created a basic Wi-Fi network.
However, the default settings might not work well. Your network might lack a password or need better optimization.
To update these settings, log in to your router using 192.168.111.114. Even if a technician or internet provider set it up, you might still need the address to fix issues. Learning how to access your router makes solving problems easier than expected.
Use a phone, computer, or laptop that connects to the internet. Connect the device to your router through Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable.
After connecting, open a Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari browser. Type 192.168.111.114 into the browser’s address bar.
Entering 192.168.111.114 will load the router’s login page. Use the correct username and password to access the admin menu.
If the login details are unknown, check the label on your router. Manufacturers often print the default username and password on the device. Visit the manufacturer’s website if the label does not provide the information.
If you changed the login details and forgot them, reset the router to factory settings. Restoring factory settings reverts the login details but removes previous customizations.
192.168.111.114 Setup Guide
Follow the steps to open your router’s admin page. Then, change the settings to match your needs.
Setting Up Your Router with 192.168.111.114

The admin page can seem confusing with all the numbers and options. Start by updating the login details, as mentioned earlier.
- Use the steps above to access the router’s admin page.
- On the main page, find the general settings menu.
- Select the option for the router password or a similar name.
- Type a password that is secure and easy for you to remember.
- Save the changes after you finish.
- You can also change the router’s username in the same menu.
Changing the Local IP Address
Many people choose to change the router’s local IP address. Your router has two IP addresses. If you change 192.168.111.114, write down the new address to access the admin page later.
- Go to the admin page, as explained above.
- Find and open the general settings menu.
- Click on “network settings.”
- Look for “router settings” in the menu.
- Enter your new IP address.
- Save your changes.
Change Your Wi-Fi Name and Password

You can update your Wi-Fi name and password easily. The name of your Wi-Fi called the SSID, can be changed like this:
- Open the settings menu on your router.
- Go to the wireless settings section.
- Type the new name you want in the SSID box.
- Save the changes.
To change your Wi-Fi password:
- Stay in the wireless settings menu.
- Find the password field.
- Enter your new password.
- Save the changes.
Your Wi-Fi name and password are now updated. With your internet secured, you can also look into other features like improving speed or adding parental controls.
Details About 192.168.111.114
The IP address 192.168.111.114 serves as a private or local address. Devices on your network use this address to communicate with the router for internet access.
While 192.168.111.114 is private, the router also has a public IP address.
Your ISP and websites use the public IP to send information back to your router, which then forwards it to your device via the private IP address.
How to Find Your IP Address?
192.168.111.114 is a shared private IP, but it may not be yours. To find your router’s default IP, check the manual or search for your router model online. If that doesn’t work, locate the IP address on your computer.
On Windows:
- Click the network icon in the taskbar.
- Select your Wi-Fi network.
- Look for IPv4. The number shown is your IP address.
On macOS:
- Open the Apple menu and select “System Preferences.”
- Click your Wi-Fi network.
- The IP address appears next to “Router.”
The router may have updated its IP if 192.168.111.114 is not correct. Reset it to default by performing a factory reset, which erases all settings.
What Is an IP Address Like 192.168.111.114?
192.168.111.114 is a private IP that identifies your router on the network. Devices on the network also have private IPs, allowing them to communicate with each other.
Printers and storage devices also use IP addresses to connect to the network. These device IPs usually differ by the last number.
Most people refer to IPv4 addresses like 192.168.111.114. IPv4 uses four numbers separated by dots. The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) reserves specific ranges for private IP addresses:
- 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255
- 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255
- 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255
Router manufacturers typically use a few default IPs from these ranges.
Private vs. Public IP Addresses
Private IPs like 192.168.111.114 link devices within a local network. Public IPs, assigned by ISPs, connect your router to the internet.
Websites see your public IP when you visit them. Public IPs are dynamic and change frequently, unlike private ones.
Static public IPs are fixed and used for websites or servers that require constant availability. Public IPs can reveal your approximate location and, in some cases, sensitive data.
A VPN can protect your public IP by masking it with a random one, often from a different location. Some routers even include built-in VPNs for added security.