How To Check My Router Logs

Some WiFi routers have the ability to create system and traffic logs of the devices connected at anytime.

How to check my router logs. Frankly you are happier as its easier to run over to your router and appearance on the rear. Here well show you a couple of ways to check your router for malware. For tips on your specific router check out the OpenDNS router guide here.

Up to 256 entries are stored in the activity log. If you dont know your routers IP address check out our guide on how to find your routers IP address. Check the back of the router for login details.

How to access your routers settings. A page will display that asks you to enter your routers admin username and password. You can access the command prompt by clicking on the Windows key and then typing cmd.

If you are having trouble logging in to your router check out our router password guide. Log entries display only when keyword blocking is enabled and no log entries are made for the trusted user. For example many smart home devices only work on 24 GHz.

Type in the adminpassword. Username is admin and password is the access code located on your gateway. Once you know your routers IP address logging in should be pretty easy.

Is it my router or my devices. Most routers have a feature called Logs listing all the IP addresses connected to your router. To view the activity logs.