AVM router & modem login

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The FRITZ!Box 4060 is a pure tri-band Wi-Fi 6 router with no modem and no telephone ports. Its factory password is unique per device and printed on the underside label; enter it at http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1). There is no username and no admin/admin default.

The FRITZ!Box 5590 Fiber is an AON/GPON fibre gateway with Wi-Fi 6 and telephony. Like other current FRITZ!Box models it carries a unique password on the base type label rather than a shared default, entered at http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1); there is no username.

DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem router with FRITZ!Mesh support (as Master or Repeater) — distinct from the DSL/fibre FRITZ!Box models already covered. Login password is a unique per-device string printed on the type label on the bottom of the housing, not a shared default, per AVM's own knowledge base.

The FRITZ!Box 6660 Cable is a DOCSIS 3.1 cable gateway with Wi-Fi 6. It has no default admin/admin: the per-unit password is printed on the type label on the base and typed into http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1). Login is password-only.

The FRITZ!Box 7490 is an older VDSL/ADSL flagship. Unlike current models it ships with NO password at all — on the first visit to http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1) you must set your own. There is still no username field and no admin/admin default.

The FRITZ!Box 7530 is a compact VDSL/ADSL router with DECT telephony. AVM ships it with a per-device user-interface password on the underside type label (no admin/admin, no username); type it in at http://fritz.box or 192.168.178.1.

The 7530 AX adds Wi-Fi 6 to AVM's popular compact 7530 DSL router. Its user interface is protected by a unique factory password printed on the device label — not a universal default — and is reached at http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1) with a password only.

The FRITZ!Box 7583 is a VDSL supervectoring (35b) router aimed at long lines and small-business use, with DECT and telephony. It ships with a unique label password (no shared default, no username) used at http://fritz.box or 192.168.178.1.

The FRITZ!Box 7590 is AVM's flagship VDSL/ADSL router with a built-in DECT base and analog/ISDN telephony. There is no admin/admin: each unit ships with its own password (4–6 lower-case letters then 4 digits) printed on the type label underneath, entered at http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1) with no username.

The 7590 AX is the Wi-Fi 6 (AX) revision of AVM's 7590 DSL flagship. Login is password-only at http://fritz.box (192.168.178.1): the factory password is unique to the device and printed on its base label, so there is no shared default and no username field.

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) mesh extender, combined 2.4+5GHz throughput up to 3 Gbit/s, 1x Gigabit LAN port; joins a mesh via a FRITZ!Box/FRITZ!Repeater Mesh Master. AVM's first-party mesh-extender product line, previously absent despite many covered FRITZ!Box models.

Wi-Fi mesh range extender, paired with a FRITZ!Box or another FRITZ!Repeater as Mesh Master — a tier beyond the already-seeded FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX and 6000. Official AVM knowledge base: "The user interface of your FRITZ!Repeater is either protected with a unique password in the factory settings or you must assign your own password the first time you open the user interface... If your FRITZ!Repeater does have a factory-set password, the password is located on the type label of the FRITZ!Repeater and consists of one word with 4 to 6 lower-case letters, followed by 4 numerals."

A tri-band step up from this run's 600, carrying AVM's older (pre-Wi-Fi 6) higher-throughput repeater chipset. AVM's knowledge base documents the identical credential mechanism across the FRITZ!Repeater line: "either protected with a unique password in the factory settings or you must assign your own," with that factory value "located on the type label ... one word with 4 to 6 lower-case letters, followed by 4 numerals."

The Wi-Fi 6 generation replacing this run's older tri-band 3000, newest of the three AVM repeaters added this run. The same AVM knowledge-base template applies: the interface "is either protected with a unique password in the factory settings or you must assign your own password the first time you open the user interface, or, if you did not assign a password during configuration, use the password of the Mesh Master (FRITZ!Box or FRITZ!Repeater)," with any factory password "located on the type label ... one word with 4 to 6 lower-case letters, followed by 4 numerals."

AVM's compact dual-band repeater — the smallest/entry tier of the three AVM mesh extenders added this run. Per AVM's knowledge base: a FRITZ!Repeater's interface "is either protected with a unique password in the factory settings or you must assign your own password the first time you open the user interface," and that factory password, where printed, "consists of one word with 4 to 6 lower-case letters, followed by 4 numerals."

Wi-Fi 6 mesh repeater with three radio units (2x 5GHz + 1x 2.4GHz) for up to 6 Gbit/s combined throughput, 1x 2.5-gigabit LAN — AVM's higher mesh-repeater tier above the already-seeded FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX. AVM's official knowledge base: "If the FRITZ!Repeater user interface is already protected with a unique password in the factory settings, the password is located on the type label of the FRITZ!Repeater and consists of one word with 4 to 6 lower-case letters, followed by 4 numerals."