How to Access Wavlink Login for Easy Wavlink Setup?

There are simple steps to get inside the Wavlink dashboard even if you are setting up the extender or router in your home. Here you will get to learn the login steps for the extender as well as for the router.

At the end of the post, you should learn simple to apply tips and solutions for the Wavlink login process.

Wavlink Login Instructions for Extender

You need to connect your laptop/phone to the Wavlink extender’s default WiFi. Usually it’ll be something like Wavlink-N or Wavlink-Ext. No internet yet. That’s normal.

Open up the login page

Open your browser and type in one of these:

• wifi.wavlink.com
• 192.168.10.1

If one doesn’t load, try the other. Pro tip: clear your cache or use incognito if it keeps redirecting you somewhere else.

Default login details

Once you land on the login screen, it’ll ask for a username and password. Out of the box it’s usually:

• Username: admin
• Password: admin

If that doesn’t work, someone might’ve changed it already (or you did and forgot). In that case, reset time.

Reset Your Device If Needed

In case of every way is locked out, just use a paperclip and hold the reset button on the extender for about 10 seconds until the lights blink. That starts the factory settings back to defaults. Then go back to step 1.

Set it up

Once you’re in, just follow the wizard. Choose your main WiFi network, enter the password, and let the extender reboot. That brings a new network name (usually your WiFi name + “_EXT”). Connect to that and you’re done.

Wavlink Login Instructions for Router

·       Plug your computer into the router with an ethernet cable (always works, no guessing), or

·       Join the WiFi network. The default SSID and password should be printed on a sticker on the back/bottom of the router.

·       Once you’re connected, open a browser. Chrome, Firefox, Edge—whatever. In the address bar, type this:192.168.10.1

·       That’s the usual Wavlink login IP. If that doesn’t load, try wifi.wavlink.com. Sometimes one works, sometimes the other.

·       You should get the login page. Default username and password are usually both: admin

·       Type that in, hit login. Doesn’t work, so the reason can be someone changed it already or you’ve got a different firmware version.

·       In this type of case, check manual or reset your router.  

·       You’ll land on the dashboard. Change the default password. Everyone knows “admin/admin.” Go to the settings and lock that down.

In this interface dashboard you can manage the WiFi SSID, password, parental controls, port forwarding. Just remember to hit Save before exiting.

Solutions and Tips

Make sure of right IP or URL
Wavlink routers usually use 192.168.10.1 or sometimes wifi.wavlink.com. Type that in your browser’s address bar. And yeah—make sure it’s the address bar, not Google search.

Check your connection
If you’re not actually connected to the Wavlink WiFi (or plugged in with Ethernet), the login page won’t load.

Default username & password
Unless you’ve changed it, it’s usually admin / admin. Sometimes admin / (blank). Check the sticker on the back of your router. If that doesn’t work, somebody probably changed it.

Browser issues are real
For some reason, the login page is picky. If it hangs, try another browser. Firefox worked for me when Chrome just showed a blank screen. Clearing cache/cookies can help too.

Firmware hiccups.

If you can log in but it keeps you out again and again, check for updates once you’re in. Updating mine actually fixed some weird login loops.

Reset the Device

Router reset first:
On the back of the Wavlink router there’s that tiny little pinhole button. You need a paperclip or pen. Hold it down for about 10 seconds, maybe 12, until the lights blink. That’s the hard reset. When it comes back up, it’s basically factory-fresh. Default login is usually admin/admin, or admin/empty password depending on model. The sticker on the bottom tells you.

Extender reset:
Same deal but it’s usually on the side. Little reset button hiding there. Press and hold for 8–10 seconds until the LED goes nuts. Once it reboots, it’s wiped.

Don’t reset both at the same time. Reset the router first, let it fully boot, reconnect to it (plug in Ethernet if Wi-Fi is being flaky). Then reset the extender and reconnect it to the router once you know the router is working. After that, you should re-do the Wavlink setup through the above given instructions.

The Conclusion

Hope these above given instructions have helped you to get inside the Wavlink extender or router interface and made it easier with the troubleshooting tips.