South African fibre and LTE providers supply routers from Nokia, Zyxel, TP-Link and Huawei. Some print the login on the router and some have you create one at the first setup. This page sends you to the right provider page.
- Look first
- The sticker on the bottom or back of the router. Vodacom and Webafrica print the login there.
- Two passwords
- The admin password opens the router settings. The Wi-Fi password joins the network and is usually on the same sticker, so check which is which.
- Your provider
- Choose it below. Its page has the address to type and the login for each model we have confirmed.
- Set at first login
- Some routers, such as Afrihost’s TP-Link EX511, have no printed admin password: you create one the first time you open the settings.
Choose your provider
Each provider has its own page with the login for every model we have confirmed, where the password is printed, and how to reset it.
- VodacomVodacom supplies Nokia fibre routers and LTE and 5G routers in South Africa.1 model · See the Vodacom login →
- AfrihostAfrihost is a South African provider supplying TP-Link, Huawei and D-Link fibre routers.1 model · See the Afrihost login →
- WebafricaWebafrica is a South African provider supplying Zyxel routers.1 model · See the Webafrica login →
Providers not listed yet
Telkom, MTN, Rain and Cool Ideas are missing because their own pages do not confirm the login, and we do not publish a login we cannot confirm.
Using a router you bought yourself? Look it up by maker in the full list of manufacturers.