This page shows you how to login to the VDC VNPT-Net router.
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This is the login guide for the VDC VNPT-Net. We also have the following guides for the same router:
Find Your VDC VNPT-Net Router IP Address
Before you can log in to your VDC VNPT-Net router, you need to figure out it's internal IP address.
| Known VNPT-Net IP Addresses |
|---|
| 192.168.1.1 |
Start with the first IP address in the list and then follow the rest of this guide.
If you do not find your router's interface later in this guide, then try a different IP address. Keep trying different IP addresses until you find your router. I will not hurt anything to try different IP addresses.
If, after trying all of the above IP addresses, you still cannot find your router, then try the following:
- Use our Find Your Router's Internal IP Address guide.
- Use our free software called Router Detector.
Now that you have your router's internal IP Address, we are ready to login to it.
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Login to the VDC VNPT-Net Router
The VDC VNPT-Net router has a web-based interface. The way you manage it is by using a web browser like Firefox, Edge, or Chrome.
Enter VDC VNPT-Net Internal IP Address
Type the internal IP address that you picked above in the address bar of your web browser. Your address bar should look something like this:
Press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a window pop up asking you for your VDC VNPT-Net password.
VDC VNPT-Net Default Username and Password
In order to login to your VDC VNPT-Net you are going to need to know your username and password. It's possible that the router's password is still set to the factory default. Try all of the VDC VNPT-Net factory default usernames and passwords below.
| VDC VNPT-Net Default Usernames and Passwords | |
|---|---|
| Username | Password |
| admin | admin |
Enter your username and password in the dialog box that pops up. You should be able to try them all.
VDC VNPT-Net Home Screen
You should now see the VDC VNPT-Net home Screen, which looks similar to this:
If you see this screen, then you know that you are logged in to your VDC VNPT-Net router. You are ready to follow any of our other guides for this router.
Solutions To VDC VNPT-Net Login Problems
Here are some ideas to help if you are having problems getting logged in to your router.
VDC VNPT-Net Password Doesn't Work
Perhaps your router's default password is different than what we have listed here. You can try other VDC passwords. Head over to our list of all VDC Passwords.
Forgot Password to VDC VNPT-Net Router
If your ISP provided your router, then you may have to call them to get your login information. They will most likely have it on file.
How to Reset the VDC VNPT-Net Router To Default Settings
If you still cannot get logged in, then you are probably going to have to reset your router to its default settings. You can follow our How To Reset your Router guide for help.
Other VDC VNPT-Net Guides
Here are some of our other VDC VNPT-Net info that you might be interested in.
This is the login guide for the VDC VNPT-Net. We also have the following guides for the same router: