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Kyocera KR-2 Login Instructions

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Here are instructions for logging in to the Kyocera KR-2 router.

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This is the login guide for the Kyocera KR-2. We also have the following guides for the same router:

Find Your Kyocera KR-2 Router IP Address

In order to login to the Kyocera KR-2 router, we need to know it's internal IP address.

Known KR-2 IP Addresses
192.168.0.1

You may have to try using a few different IP addresses from the list above. Just pick one and then follow the rest of this guide.

If the IP address you picked does not seem to work, then simply try a different one. It should be completely harmless to try different IP addresses.

If, after trying all of the above IP addresses, you still cannot find your router, then try the following:

After you find your router's internal IP Address, it is time to try logging in to it.

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Login to the Kyocera KR-2 Router

The Kyocera KR-2 router has a web-based interface. You can manage it by using a web browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.

Enter Kyocera KR-2 Internal IP Address

Either copy/paste or type the internal IP address of your Kyocera KR-2 router into the address bar of your web browser. Your address bar should look something like this:

Press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a window pop up asking you for your Kyocera KR-2 password.

Kyocera KR-2 Default Username and Password

You need to know your username and password to login to your Kyocera KR-2. It's possible that the router's password is still set to the factory default. Below is a list of all known Kyocera KR-2 default usernames and passwords.

Kyocera KR-2 Default Usernames and Passwords
UsernamePassword
noneadmin

In the window that pops up, enter your username and password. Put your username and password in the appropriate boxes.

router login screen
This is the login page from your Kyocera KR-2 router.

Kyocera KR-2 Home Screen

Once you are logged in you will see the Kyocera KR-2 home screen, like this:

router status mac address internet IP
This is the status page from your Kyocera KR-2 router.

When you see this screen, then you are logged in to your Kyocera KR-2 router. You are now ready to follow one of our other guides.

Solutions To Kyocera KR-2 Login Problems

If things are not going right and you are unable to login to your router, then here are some other things that you can try.

Kyocera KR-2 Password Doesn't Work

It's possible that your router's factory default password is different than what we have listed. Start by trying all of the other known Kyocera passwords. Head over to our list of all Kyocera Passwords.

Forgot Password to Kyocera KR-2 Router

If your Internet Service Provider supplied you with your router, then you might want to try giving them a call and see if they either know what your router's username and password are, or maybe they can reset it for you.

How to Reset the Kyocera KR-2 Router To Default Settings

The last option when you are unable to get logged in to your router is to reset it to the factory defaults. You can follow our How To Reset your Router guide for help.

Other Kyocera KR-2 Guides

Here are some of our other Kyocera KR-2 info that you might be interested in.

This is the login guide for the Kyocera KR-2. We also have the following guides for the same router: