Blank password
- Username
- root
- Password / access
- Leave blank
Access: Web
SRX300, SRX320
Source (opens in a new tab)ROUTER & MODEM REFERENCE
Juniper Networks router & modem login
Login addresses, default credentials, and setup instructions for Juniper Networks equipment.
Open router login http://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab)Open router login https://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab)
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | serial# | serial# | Model not specified by this list. Resets to factory settings |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | admin | peribit | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | redline | redline | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | super | juniper123 | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | admin | netscreen | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | netscreen | netscreen | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper Networks–Router · Not specified | – | admin | abc123 | Model not specified by this list. |
| Juniper NetworksISG2000Router · MULTI | – | netscreen | netscreen | Defaults may depend on the listed model, revision, firmware or ISP. |
| Juniper NetworksSRX300Modem / gateway · Web | https://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab)http://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab) | root | Leave blank | First whole-brand coverage of Juniper's branch-firewall line, same enterprise category as the existing Fortinet/WatchGuard/Sophos/Barracuda rows. Juniper's SRX300 quick-start documentation states: "You don't need a password if you're running the factory default," and the general Junos user-access docs add: "Initially, you log in as the user root with no password." Recovery & reset instructionsAttach a console cable or connect to a LAN port and browse to the default J-Web address 192.168.1.1. Log in as root with no password, then run 'cli' to reach the command line. To return a configured unit to factory state, run 'request system zeroize' (wipes all config) or reimage Junos OS. |
| Juniper NetworksSRX320Modem / gateway · Web | https://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab)http://192.168.1.1 (opens in a new tab) | root | Leave blank | A smaller-chassis sibling of this run's SRX300, same root/no-password factory behavior. Juniper's SRX320 configuration documentation states: "No password is needed when running the factory default"; management is reached at the LAN address 192.168.1.1. Recovery & reset instructionsAttach a console cable or use the default LAN port at 192.168.1.1 (J-Web). Log in as root with no password, then run 'cli'. To wipe back to factory defaults, run 'request system zeroize' from operational mode. |
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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.