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My.jetpack is the web-based management interface for Verizon routers. Through this address you can log in and configure settings such as the Wi-Fi name, password, and network configuration.
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- My.jetpack
top 25 hosts
My.jetpack
// host overview
My.jetpack is the hostname for accessing the admin page of a Verizon Jetpack mobile hotspot. It only works when connected to the Jetpack's local Wi-Fi network.
- Hostname
- My.jetpack
- Kind
- Local login name
- Brand
- Verizon
- Fallback IP
- 192.168.1.1
Typing My.jetpack is an alternative to entering the numeric IP address 192.168.1.1, but both methods lead to the same admin login page.
Type this, not a search
// address bar
Address bar
http://My.jetpack
- Use the browser address bar. A search box will look up My.jetpack on the public internet and miss the router.
- Type http://My.jetpack with no www and no https. You must be joined to this router's Wi-Fi.
- If the name does not open, use the numeric address 192.168.1.1 instead.
Don't search for My.jetpack
Type 'My.jetpack' directly in the browser's address bar, not in a search engine, as it won't resolve outside the local network.
Avoid adding 'www' or 'https://'
My.jetpack is a local hostname, so prefixes like 'www' or 'https://' will prevent it from loading the admin page.
Numeric address
// fallback ip
What is My.jetpack?
// briefing
My.jetpack is a local web address that gives you access to the admin panel of your Verizon router. This address only works when you are connected to the router's network — it does not resolve on the public internet.
Compared to a numeric IP address, My.jetpack is easier to remember and is provided by the manufacturer as a convenient alternative for accessing the settings page.
If My.jetpack does not resolve in your browser, you can use the numeric fallback address 192.168.1.1 instead. Both lead to the same admin interface.
This hostname is specific to Verizon devices. Other manufacturers use different addresses — check the sticker on your router for the correct URL.
How to access the router login page
// login steps
- 01
Open a browser and type my.jetpack or 192.168.1.1 in the address bar.
- 02
Enter the Admin Password and click Sign In. (The Admin Password is the same as the Wi-Fi Password unless you create a separate Admin Password.)
- 03
You will be logged in to the Verizon Jetpack Admin Page.
Change the Wi-Fi password on My.jetpack
// wifi key
- 01
Sign in to the Verizon Jetpack Admin Page.
- 02
Click on 'Jetpack Settings' and select 'Wi-Fi'.
- 03
Enter the new password in the 'Wi-Fi Password' field.
Change the Wi-Fi name on My.jetpack
// wifi name
- 01
Sign in to the Verizon Jetpack Admin Page.
- 02
Click on 'Jetpack Settings' and select 'Wi-Fi'.
- 03
Enter the new name in the 'Wi-Fi Name (SSID)' field.
Device information
// device intel
How to Reset Verizon Jetpack?
To restore your Verizon Jetpack to the factory settings, remove the battery cover from the back of your Jetpack and press the Reset button until the Jetpack screen shows MiFi Resetting. Note that this will reset the Wi-Fi passwords and any manual configurations.
Troubleshooting
// diagnostics
Cannot reach My.jetpack in your browser? Hostname resolution issues, incorrect credentials, and network configuration problems are among the most common causes. Use the steps below to diagnose and fix the issue.
Frequently asked questions
// faq
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// related
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