Singapore’s fibre providers supply their own routers or mesh systems. Some print a unique login on the router and some use a shared default. This page sends you to the right provider page.
- Look first
- The label or nameplate on the back of the router. Singtel and MyRepublic’s Huawei mesh print the login there.
- Two passwords
- The admin password opens the router settings. The Wi-Fi password joins the network and is printed separately.
- Your provider
- Choose it below. Its page has the address to type and the login for each model we have confirmed.
- Starlink
- Starlink is sold in Singapore. Its router has no browser login and is managed in the Starlink app.
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.
- SingtelSingtel is Singapore's largest broadband provider and supplies mesh routers.1 model · See the Singtel login →
- StarHubStarHub is a Singapore broadband provider. Its older Huawei HG256s modem is the only one with a published login.1 model · See the StarHub login →
- MyRepublicMyRepublic supplies Huawei mesh, ASUS and its own Wi-Fi Halo routers in Singapore.3 models · See the MyRepublic login →
- StarlinkStarlink is SpaceX's satellite internet service, supplied with its own Wi-Fi router.5 models · See the Starlink login →
Providers not listed yet
M1 and ViewQwest are missing because their pages do not say which username to use, and StarHub’s current gateways have no published login. We do not publish a login we cannot confirm.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.