Your home network's default gateway is simply the IP address of your router. So, if you're using a relatively popular router brand, you can just do a quick Google search and find its default ...

Mac and Linux: Open Network Preferences and manually enter your default gateway IP address in the appropriate field. Windows: Go to TCP/IPv4 settings and manually enter your IP address.

Gateway this week plans to expand its portfolio of enterprise-class products by moving into the networking arena with a set of aggressively priced wireless access points and Layer 2 switches.

AsiaRF's gateway supports simultaneous use of 2.4GHz and Sub-GHz HaLow frequencies, so enterprises can tap the HaLow radio for long-distance links and 2.4GHz radio to connect Wi-Fi devices that ...

To find your home network's default gateway, a.k.a. your router's IP address, all you have to do is look at the sticker on the bottom of the router. It should say the IP address, ...