Community Fibre Router Login

Community Fibre, a London-based ISP, provides high-speed fiber broadband, typically supplying customers with Linksys Velop mesh systems or Technicolor gateways. Accessing the router settings allows management of your Wi-Fi network.

How to Login to Community Fibre Router

Managing your Community Fibre network usually involves either a web interface or a dedicated mobile app, depending on the router model provided (commonly Linksys Velop or Technicolor).

For web access, the typical IP address is 192.168.1.1. Connect to your network and enter this into your browser.

  • Linksys Velop: While 192.168.1.1 might bring up a status page, full management is primarily done via the Linksys App (iOS/Android). Initial setup requires the app. The admin password for web access (if needed for advanced settings) is usually the unique password printed on the sticker of the primary Velop node.
  • Technicolor Gateways: Access via 192.168.1.1. Login likely requires a username (e.g., 'admin' or blank) and a unique password found on the device sticker.

Always check the sticker on your main router/node for specific access details (IP, default password). Using the app (for Linksys) or a wired connection (for Technicolor) is recommended.

  1. Connect your device to your Community Fibre network via Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable to the main router/node.
  2. Open a web browser.
  3. Enter the default gateway IP address. For many Community Fibre setups (especially Linksys Velop primary nodes or Technicolor gateways), this is 'http://192.168.1.1'.
  4. You may be prompted for a password (Linksys often uses the unique password on the main node's sticker) or username/password (Technicolor might use 'admin' and a unique password from sticker).
  5. Alternatively, for Linksys Velop systems, using the Linksys mobile app is the primary method for setup and management.

Default IPs, username and password for Community Fibre

Router Brand IP Username Password Confidence
Community Fibre 192.168.1.1 admin admin 98%
Community Fibre 192.168.0.1 admin admin 97%

Popular Router Models using Community Fibre

Model IP Username Password
Linksys Velop (WHW03) 192.168.1.1 admin password on device
Technicolor DGA4134 192.168.1.1 admin password on device

Troubleshooting Issues with Community Fibre Router

Issues accessing your Community Fibre router settings?

  • Check Router Model: Are you using Linksys Velop or a Technicolor gateway? Management methods differ.
  • Use Linksys App (Velop): For Velop systems, ensure you have the Linksys app installed and are logged into your Linksys account. Most settings are managed here.
  • Confirm IP Address (Web): If using web access (192.168.1.1), ensure you typed it correctly.
  • Verify Connection: Make sure your device is connected to the Community Fibre network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet to the primary node/gateway).
  • Accurate Password (Web): For web login, use the unique password from the sticker on the primary node (Linksys) or gateway (Technicolor). Check case sensitivity. Technicolor might need a username ('admin'?) too.
  • Browser Issues (Web): Clear cache/cookies, try incognito, or use a different browser.
  • Reboot System: Restart your main router/node (and ONT if separate). Unplug power, wait 60 secs, plug back in. Wait several minutes. For Velop, reboot nodes starting from the primary.
  • Factory Reset (Caution): If passwords are lost/unknown. For Velop, use the reset button on the node (hold 10-15 secs); requires complete reconfiguration via the app. For Technicolor, use its reset button; requires reconfiguration, possibly contacting support. Always contact Community Fibre support before resetting if unsure.

Community Fibre Router setup

Configuration depends on your device:

Linksys Velop (via App):

  1. Initial Setup: Follow app instructions to set up the primary node and add child nodes.
  2. Wi-Fi Settings: Customize SSID and password. Velop uses a single SSID for both bands by default.
  3. Guest Network: Easily enable/disable guest access.
  4. Parental Controls: Set basic time/site restrictions.
  5. Device Prioritization: Allocate bandwidth priority to specific devices.
  6. Advanced Settings (Limited in App): Port forwarding, MAC filtering might be available. Deeper settings sometimes accessible via web UI (192.168.1.1) using sticker password.

Technicolor Gateway (via Web 192.168.1.1):

  1. Change Admin Password: Secure the gateway by setting a custom admin password.
  2. Configure Wi-Fi: Set SSID(s) and WPA2/WPA3 password(s). May allow splitting 2.4/5GHz bands.
  3. Check Connection Status: Verify WAN/Internet connectivity.
  4. Firewall/Security: Review basic firewall settings.
  5. Port Forwarding/UPnP: Configure as needed.
  6. Save Changes: Apply modifications.

Popular IPs for Community Fibre

Frequently Asked Questions about Community Fibre

1

What is Community Fibre?

Community Fibre is a London-based ISP using fiber optics. Their 'router' is often a Linksys Velop mesh system or a Technicolor gateway.

2

How to change Community Fibre's WiFi Password or SSID?

Velop: Use Linksys App > Wi-Fi Settings. Technicolor: Log into 192.168.1.1 > Wireless Settings.

3

What if I forget the Community Fibre password?

Velop: Factory reset node (hold reset button), re-setup via Linksys App. Technicolor: Factory reset gateway, log in with sticker defaults.

4

Can I change Community Fibre to another IP?

Velop: Managed automatically by the system/app. Technicolor: Possible in LAN settings (192.168.1.1) but generally not advised.

5

How to Protect Your WiFi Network Using Community Fibre?

Use strong Wi-Fi password (WPA2/WPA3), secure admin access (unique sticker password or change default). Keep firmware updated (usually automatic).

6

How to reset your Community Fibre login password?

Velop: Resets node to factory state, requires app setup again. Technicolor: Resets gateway to sticker defaults, erases custom settings.

7

What are the most common default logins for Community Fibre?

Velop: Access via Linksys App primarily. Web UI (192.168.1.1) password is on primary node sticker. Technicolor: IP 192.168.1.1, check sticker for unique password (username might be 'admin' or blank).

8

What is the most common default username for Community Fibre?

Velop: Not typically used for login (app uses Linksys account). Technicolor: Possibly 'admin' or blank - check sticker.

9

What is the default password for Community Fibre?

Velop: Unique password on primary node sticker (for Wi-Fi and potential web access). Technicolor: Unique password on gateway sticker.

Advanced Community Fibre Router Settings

Advanced features vary by device:

Linksys Velop (App/Web):

Mesh System Management

Adding/removing nodes, viewing network topology, forcing node connections.

Port Forwarding/Triggering

Configure single ports, ranges, or triggered ports (via App or Web UI).

MAC Address Filtering

Allow or block specific devices based on their MAC address.

Bridge Mode (Conditional)

Can sometimes configure Velop to act as APs behind another router (may affect mesh features).

Device Prioritization

Allocate more bandwidth to up to 3 selected devices.

Technicolor Gateway (Web):

Port Forwarding & DMZ

Standard options for opening ports or placing a device in DMZ (use caution).

DHCP Settings & Reservations

Customize IP pool or assign fixed IPs.

Firewall Customization

May offer adjustable firewall levels or basic rule creation.

Dynamic DNS (DDNS)

Potential support for DDNS services.

UPnP Control

Enable/disable Universal Plug and Play.

Note: Community Fibre might customize firmware, potentially limiting some standard features. The Linksys App provides the main interface for Velop users.

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