Use your setup password
- Username
- admin
- Password / access
- Password created during setup
Access: Web
FortiGate 40F, FortiGate 60F
Source (opens in a new tab)ROUTER & MODEM REFERENCE
Fortinet router & modem login
Login addresses, default credentials, and setup instructions for Fortinet equipment.
A shared web login address is not listed for this equipment. Check the model instructions below for app access, the device label, or your router’s gateway address.
Connect to the router’s Wi-Fi or Ethernet first. These links open a new tab on your device; the address may differ if the network was reconfigured.
QUICK START
Most likely login options
Start with the option that matches your model. Defaults apply to the factory state; use the password you chose if the device has already been set up.
Options are ordered by manufacturer documentation and coverage among the listed models. Hardware, firmware, and ISP versions can differ.
MODEL DETAILS
Login addresses & credentials
Passwords are case-sensitive. “Leave blank” means an empty field; “Not specified” means the source does not provide that detail. Entries without a model are brand-level references.
| Model / device | Login address | Username | Password / access | Notes & source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortinet–Router · Not specified | – | maintainer | bcpb[SERIAL NO.] | Model not specified by this list. |
| Fortinet–Router · Not specified | – | maintainer | pbcpbn(add-serial-number) | Model not specified by this list. |
| Fortinet–Router · Not specified | – | admin | Leave blank | Model not specified by this list. |
| Fortinet–Router · Not specified | – | No username required | bcpb(serial number of the firewall) | Model not specified by this list. |
| Fortinet–Router · Not specified | – | maintainer | admin | Model not specified by this list. |
| FortinetFORTIGATERouter · TELNET | – | admin | Leave blank | Defaults may depend on the listed model, revision, firmware or ISP. |
| FortinetFortiGate 40FModem / gateway · Web | – | admin | Password created during setup | Fortinet's first row in the dataset — FortiGate 40F is Fortinet's compact entry-level desktop firewall/NGFW aimed at small offices and branch/home-office deployments. FortiOS documentation (applies across the FortiGate line, not a 40F-specific page, so login host/IP are left blank rather than guessed): "By default, your FortiGate has an administrator account set up with the username admin and no password... Adding a password to the admin administrator is mandatory. You will be prompted to configure it the first time you log in... after a factory reset, and after a new image installation." Recovery & reset instructionsCLI: execute factoryreset, or hold the recessed hardware reset button (roughly 20 seconds, model-dependent) — after a factory reset the admin account reverts to no password and FortiOS forces a new one to be set on next login. |
| FortinetFortiGate 60FModem / gateway · Web | – | admin | Password created during setup | A tier up from the 40F — FortiGate 60F targets small-to-midsize offices with SD-WAN and higher inspection throughput. Same FortiOS-line no-default-password behavior as the 40F, documented at the product-line level rather than a 60F-specific page (login host/IP left blank rather than guessed). FortiOS documentation: "By default, your FortiGate has an administrator account set up with the username admin and no password... Adding a password to the admin administrator is mandatory." Recovery & reset instructionsCLI: execute factoryreset, or hold the recessed hardware reset button (roughly 20 seconds, model-dependent) — after a factory reset the admin account reverts to no password and FortiOS forces a new one to be set on next login. |
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GET CONNECTED
How to reach your router
- Connect your computer or phone to the router’s Wi-Fi or an Ethernet port.
- Open a documented login address. If it does not load, look for the Router or Default gateway address in your device’s network settings.
- Match your model and hardware revision to the table. Use the device label or your setup password when the model has no shared default.
Admin password or Wi-Fi password?
The admin password opens the router’s settings. The Wi-Fi password connects a device to the wireless network. They may be different, and an ISP or cloud account can be separate again.
If the password does not work
Check capitalization and the device label, then use the manufacturer’s password-recovery instructions. A factory reset erases settings and may require ISP setup details; follow the instructions for your exact model.
Find your model’s manual →Sources & data
Router default-credential data from ssid.ai (Drumworks Ventures FZ), licensed CC BY 4.0. Adapted, organized and supplemented by Manuals+. The data is provided as is; manufacturers and ISPs can change defaults.
Additional factual entries: Austin Songer’s credential list and Clint Milner’s credential list. Each table entry links to its supporting source. Updated 2026-10-16.