How to Know and Change IP-Xiaomi router address: Complete guide 2026

You just connected a new Xiaomi router – whether it’s Mi Router 4A, AX3600 or Redmi Router AC2100 — And they had to find out about him. IP-Do you need to change it to static to avoid conflicts on the LAN? In this article, we will discuss all the ways to obtain IP-Xiaomi router addresses, including hidden methods for power users, and explain when and why to change it.

IP-The router’s address is its “digital passport” on your home network. Most Xiaomi models default to 192.168.31.1 or 192.168.0.1, but it can sometimes be different (for example, after resetting or manually reconfiguring). If you can’t log into the web interface at a standard address, don’t panic: below you will find 5 proven ways to determine the current one. IP, Even if the router is not listed in the network devices list.

Important: If you plan to change IP-router address, make sure that the new address does not conflict with other devices on the network (for example, with the modem provider). IP Avoid common mistakes that can cause the internet to disappear.

1. Standard IP-Xiaomi router addresses by model

Before looking IP manually, check the standard values for your model. Xiaomi has two main "branches" of addresses, depending on the firmware and region:

• 🌍 For global firmware (Mi Router) 4A Global, AX3600, AX6000): This address is used 90% of the time.
• 🇨🇳 For Chinese firmware (Mi Router) 4C CN, AC2100, Mini: can be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1. Less common, but it is important to check if the standard address is not working.
• ⚡ Mesh systems (Xiaomi Mesh Router, Deco) X20): The main router always has 192.168.31.1, and nodes receive addresses 192.168.31.2, 192.168.31.3, etc.

If you are not sure about the firmware version, look at the sticker on the bottom of the router: it sometimes indicates IP. For example, on the Mi Router. 4A It can be written Default. IP: 192.168.31.1 If there is no sticker or the information is erased, proceed to the following methods.

2. How to find out. IP Xiaomi router via web interface

The easiest way is to go to the router control panel, but what if you don't know the current one? IP? Follow this instruction:

1. Connect to the router network via Wi-Fi or via Ethernet cable.
2. Open your browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) and enter standard addresses one by one: http://192.168.31.1 http://192.168.0.1 http://miwifi.com (Alternative domain for Xiaomi routers)

If the login page is open, you have found the right one. IP. Enter the login and password (usually by default) admin/admin or listed on the router's sticker).

If none of the addresses are working, IP It was manually modified. Go to the following methods.

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If, on input, IP browser gives an error "Site is not available", try to clear the cache DNS. In Windows, type in the ipconfig command line for this. /flushdns and restart the computer.

3. Definition IP via Mi Home app / Xiaomi WiFi

The official Mi Home app (or Xiaomi WiFi for routers) displays IP-The router's address is in the device information. Here's how to find it:

1. Open the Mi Home app and make sure you’re connected to the router’s network.
2. Go to the Devices section → [Your router].
3. Put three points on it (⋮) in the upper right corner and select Router Settings.
4. In the Network settings or Local Network block, there will be a string IP-address (e.g. 192.168.31.1).

4. How to find out IP router via command line (Windows/macOS/Linux)

This method works on any device connected to the router’s network – be it a PC, laptop, or even a smartphone (with a terminal application).

For Windows:

1. Open the Command Prompt (Win + R → enter cmd → Enter).
2. Enter the command: ipconfig Look for a Wi-Fi wireless LAN adapter (or Ethernet if connected by cable).
3. The main gateway will be listed in the line IP router (e.g. 192.168.31.1).

For macOS/Linux:

Open the terminal and enter:

netstat -rn | grep default

For the new versions of macOS:

route -n get default

IP The router will be listed in the gateway bar.

For Android (no root):

Install the Termux app from F-Droid and do:

netcfg

Look for the gateway line in the output.

It is important that you see the team as a result. IP species 169.254.x.x, This means that your device has not received an address from the router (the problem with the router). DHCP). In this case, connect to the router via cable or restart it.

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IP-The router address always matches the "gateway" in your device's network settings.

5. Viewing IP via network connection settings (Windows) 10/11)

If the command line seems complicated, you can find out. IP router via graphical interface:

1. Press Win + I to open Windows Settings.
2. Go to the Web and the Internet → Wi-Fi (or Ethernet if connected via cable).
3. Click on the name of your network (for example, Xiaomi_XXXX).
4. Scroll down to the Properties block and find the default Gateway bar.

A similar path for macOS:

1. Open System settings → Network.
2. Select an active connection (Wi-Fi or Ethernet) and click on Additional.
3. Go to the tab. TCP/IP — IP The router will be in the router line.

On Android (no root):

1. Open the Settings. → Wi-Fi.
2. Tap on the name of your network → Network management → Additionally.
3. Turn on the additional parameters and find the Gateway.

Connect to Xiaomi Wi-Fi router|Shut down. VPN/proxy|Reboot the router (button on the 10 sack)|Check if the Wi-Fi indicator on the router is on

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6 How to change IP-router address

By default. IP Xiaomi router is dynamic, but it can be made static:

• 🔄 You use port forwarding for cameras, servers or games.
• 🖥️ There are several routers on the network (for example, from the provider). + your Xiaomi and theirs IP conflict.
• 🛠️ You're setting up VPN-server.

Change instructions IP:

1. Go to the web interface of the router on the current IP (see above).
2. Go to Additional Settings → Local area network (or network) → LAN firmware).
3. Find the field. IP-Address (usually 192.168.31.1) Change it to your desired address, such as 192.168.10.1.
4. Save the settings. The router will reboot, and you'll have to reconnect. IP.

Critical, new. IP It has to be a different subnet than the old one, for example, if the router was on 192.168.31.1 and you want to move it to 192.168.10.1, then you're going to have to go to 192.168.10.1:

• The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0.
• DHCP-pool (range of addresses to be distributed) should be, for example, 192.168.10.100-192.168.10.200.

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Before the change IP Write down the current settings DHCP (address range) by sheet, if after the change IP Devices will stop getting internet, you will have to return the old settings.

7. Frequent problems and their solutions

When working with IP-Xiaomi router addresses are common errors that users encounter:

⚠️ Attention, if you're using double. NAT (e.g., provider router + Your Xiaomi, a change IP Xiaomi may disrupt access to certain services (e.g., to the IPTV). In that case, it's best to leave. IP by default and configure port rollover on the main router.

Another common mistake is conflict. IP, When two devices on the network have the same address:

• The Internet is intermittent.
• The router’s web interface is open, then not.
• The list of devices in Mi Home displays duplicates.

Solution: Assign a static router IP off-range DHCP (For example, 192.168.31.254) or reset your network settings on all devices.

8. Additional methods (for experienced users)

If the standard methods don’t work, try these:

Method 1: Scanning the network with Angry IP Scanner

Angry's free utility IP Scanner scans the local area network and shows all active devices, including the router:

1. Download the program from the official website angryip.org.
2. Specify the range to be scanned (e.g. 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255).
3. Run the scan. The router usually shows up with a name. MIWIFI Xiaomi.

Method 2: Viewing ARP-table

In the Windows Command Line, type:

arp -a

Look in the output IP s MAC-address beginning on 78:6D:94, 0C:1D:AF or 2C:FD:37 — These are standard prefixes. MAC-Xiaomi addresses.

Method 3: Using Wireshark (for diagnostics)

If the router is not responding, but you are sure that it is turned on, run Wireshark and filter the traffic using the protocol. DHCP. The router will send broadcast packets from its own IP.

⚠️ Attention, change. MAC-router addresses or manual editing ARP-tables can lead to the device being blocked in the provider's network.

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If the Xiaomi router does not respond to ping (ping 192.168.31.1), this may mean that the protocol is disabled. ICMP In the firewall settings, turn it on in the Security section. → firewall.

FAQ: Frequent questions about IP-Xiaomi router addresses