MWLogin – mwlogin.net

MWLogin.net serves as a built-in web server in Mercusys routers, providing users with access to the web-based management admin panel of their router at http://mwlogin.net/. This article explains how to access and modify settings on Mercusys routers.

mwlogin.net Login

How to Access mwlogin.net? To log in to the Mercusys router’s MWLogin admin panel, follow these straightforward steps:

1. Open a web browser, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
2. In the address bar, type either “http://mwlogin.net” or “192.168.1.1” and press “Enter.”
3. The login page will appear on your screen.
4. Input your username and password, and then click on the arrow button to log in.
5. You are now logged into the web-based admin panel of your Mercusys router.

Note: Ensure your router is powered on and your device is connected to the router via a wired or wireless connection before logging in. For first-time logins, you may be prompted to set a login password, which should be 6-15 characters in length and is case-sensitive.

Changing the Mercusys Wi-Fi Network SSID

Mercusys Wi-Fi Network SSID can be easily modified via the web-based admin panel of the router. Once you’ve logged in, you can proceed to change the SSID as follows:

1. Log into the web-based admin panel using the previously mentioned method.
2. Once logged in, click on the “Basic” tab in the top menu.
3. Now, select “Wireless” from the left menu.
4. In the provided field, enter the new Wi-Fi SSID, and then click “Save.”
5. Your Wi-Fi Network SSID is now updated.

Changing the Mercusys Wi-Fi Network Password

Among the various settings that can be modified through the web-based admin panel, changing the Wi-Fi password is a straightforward process. Follow this guide to change your Wi-Fi password on Mercusys routers:

1. Log into the web-based admin panel using the method described above.
2. After logging in, click on the “Basic” tab in the top menu.
3. Next, select “Wireless” from the left menu.
4. In the “Password” field, enter your new Wi-Fi password, and then click “Save.”
5. Your Wi-Fi password has been successfully changed, allowing you to connect to the network using the new Wi-Fi password.