The document provides a table listing the default usernames, passwords, and IP addresses for various Cisco router and switch models. It notes that while many Cisco devices use "cisco" or "admin" for the default credentials and 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 for the default IP address, the table provides the specific default login details for different models. It also offers tips for recovering passwords or finding the IP address if the default credentials do not work.
The document provides a table listing the default usernames, passwords, and IP addresses for various Cisco router and switch models. It notes that while many Cisco devices use "cisco" or "admin" for the default credentials and 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 for the default IP address, the table provides the specific default login details for different models. It also offers tips for recovering passwords or finding the IP address if the default credentials do not work.
The document provides a table listing the default usernames, passwords, and IP addresses for various Cisco router and switch models. It notes that while many Cisco devices use "cisco" or "admin" for the default credentials and 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 for the default IP address, the table provides the specific default login details for different models. It also offers tips for recovering passwords or finding the IP address if the default credentials do not work.
The document provides a table listing the default usernames, passwords, and IP addresses for various Cisco router and switch models. It notes that while many Cisco devices use "cisco" or "admin" for the default credentials and 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 for the default IP address, the table provides the specific default login details for different models. It also offers tips for recovering passwords or finding the IP address if the default credentials do not work.
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Cisco Default Password List
A list of Cisco router default usernames, passwords, and IP addresses
Most routers and switches by Cisco have default passwords of admin or cisco, and default IP addresses of 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254. However, some differ as shown in the table below.
Change the default login data once you're in to make your router more secure.
Cisco Default Passwords (Valid September 2019)
If you don't see your Cisco device or the default data below doesn't work, see below the table for more help, including what to do.
Cisco Model Default Username Default Password Default IP Address
[2] The Cisco Valet M10 & Valet M20 routers are supported by Linksys. Cisco owned Linksys from 2003 through 2013 and branded the Valet routers with the Cisco name and logo. See our Cisco Valet M10 & Valet Plus M20 default password and support info page for more details.
If your Cisco device isn't listed in the table above, let us know. We'll look up the default login information for it and add it to this list.
Next Steps If the Cisco Default Login or IP Above Doesn't Work
If the default username or password doesn't work, it means that it's been changed.
Unlike residential routers, the Cisco business and enterprise-class routers and switches have specific password recovery features, meaning that a full factory reset (the typical reset-a-password process) isn't required.
If you can't locate the password recovery steps for your device, Cisco Support has a PDF manual for every device, which includes help in this area, too.
Most network devices operate with the default IP address they come with but routers, and especially switches, in business and enterprise environments, are often changed when installed. Learn how to identify network hardware IP addresses on a local network if the default IP isn't working.
