How do I find the device login password for TP-Link ISP-customized Modem Router?
36672 TP-Link ISP-customized (operator-customized) modems/routers are pre-configured with settings specific to your Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) network. There is no universal default password, as credentials are typically set or managed by your ISP.
Use these methods to locate or reset your password:
1. Check the ISP documentation.
Refer to the manual, setup guide, or support website provided by your ISP. Credentials are often listed there.
2. Inspect the device label.
Check the bottom label of the device for any printed login password.
3. Try the following common default passwords as per your region & provider:
|
Country |
ISP/Model |
Common Default Passwords |
|
Australia |
All |
admin |
|
ACT |
act@123 |
|
|
AGL |
support180 |
|
|
Amaysim |
admin1/admin1 |
|
|
Australia Post Broadband |
apbroadband$ |
|
|
Mate |
mate12345 |
|
|
admin1 |
||
|
otn230 |
||
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New Zealand |
password1 |
|
|
ax3000 |
||
|
Singapore |
HB serials |
GUI password printed on the bottom |
|
StarHub (Except HB710) |
StarHub@1234 Starhub@1234 starhub@1234 StarHub@123 wireless password printed on the bottom |
|
|
Other |
admin1234! tplink1234 tplink123 admin1234 Qawsed1234 Admin@1234 |
4. Contact your ISP.
Your ISP’s customer support can confirm or reset the login credentials, as they provision the device.
5. Reset to factory defaults to create a new password.
Warning: Resetting erases all settings and may cause the device to lose internet connectivity.
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