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Billion Default IP Address List
Instructions to find your Billion router's IP address

Info updated Nov. 24, 2024

Most Billion routers have a default IP address of 192.168.1.254.

Pro tip: If you're already connected to the router's network you can use this tool to instantly see your Billion router's ip address

The IP address is required when accessing the Billion router's web interface to configure it.
Since some of the models don't follow the standards, you'll have to check in the table below if the common default doesn't work.

You can also check the instructions on how to figure out your Billion router ip if you are connected to the router's network.

Our readers have reported that their Billion router's have had the following IPs
(more common higher in list)

  • 192.168.1.1
  • 192.168.1.254
  • 192.168.0.1

To access the web interface you'll also probably need a username and password, if you find your model in the list there's a link to the default settings for that model. Most Billion routers use the same default usernames and passwords so you can also check the Default Billion password list to try with that one.

Tip: Press ctrl+f (or cmd+f on Mac) to quickly search for your model number.

Billion default IP address List (Updated November 2024)

Model Default IP Netmask
BiPAC 2073N
BiPAC 2073N default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 5200G R4
BiPAC 5200G R4 default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 5200G RC
BiPAC 5200G RC default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 5200N RC
BiPAC 5200N RC default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 6200NXL
BiPAC 6200NXL default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 6300VNOZ
BiPAC 6300VNOZ default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 643
BiPAC 643 default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7300WX
BiPAC 7300WX default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7401VGP R4
BiPAC 7401VGP R4 default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7402GL R4
BiPAC 7402GL R4 default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7402GX
BiPAC 7402GX default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7404VGOX
BiPAC 7404VGOX default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7600NX
BiPAC 7600NX default username & password 		192.168.1.1   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7800NEXL
BiPAC 7800NEXL default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7800VDPX
BiPAC 7800VDPX default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 7800VNOX
BiPAC 7800VNOX default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 8200N
BiPAC 8200N default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0
BiPAC 8700AX-1600
BiPAC 8700AX-1600 default username & password 		192.168.1.254   Open 255.255.255.0

Instructions and common questions

How to find out your Billion router gateway IP

In case you have changed your Billion router's default IP address and can't remember it you can find it out quite easily by following the instructions below.
(This also works when the router gets it's IP address assigned by DHCP.)

Find Billion router ip on Windows

  1. Press Win + r
    A run prompt should open
  2. Type cmd into the input and press enter
    A command prompt will open
  3. Type the following into the command prompt: ipconfig | findstr /i "Gateway" and click enter.
  4. Your Default gateway, probably something like 192.168.0.1, will show

Find Billion router ip on Linux

  1. Open a terminal window (Shortcut on some distros: ctrl+alt+t)
  2. Type the following: ip route | grep default and press enter.
  3. You will be presented with your Billion router's IP address

Find Billion router ip on OSX

  1. Open the OSX Terminal: Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal
    Or you can press cmd+space and type terminal
  2. Type the following command: netstat -nr | grep default and press enter.
  3. Your Billion router default IP will be shown, something like 192.168.0.1