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Details of all the settings and ports for the Internet-Box standard.
Download the instruction PDF to get more information about the connections and buttons of the Internet-Box standard.
You can easily manage your Internet-Box 3 settings via the web portal. You can change your WLAN access data, configure Parental Controls and access an overview of all connected devices.
Enter http://internetbox.home or 192.168.1.1 in your Internet browser. Please note that you only have access when your home network is connected to your Internet-Box. Enter your existing admin login. If you don’t know the password, click “Create new password” to set up a new password.
You can access and change your main settings at home on your smartphone via the Home app.
Once you have set it up, save your Internet-Box configuration. This lets you restore preferred settings after replacing a device, for instance. To do so, go to the web portal > Internet-Box > Save configuration.
Want to view your WLAN and router password? Looking for the right login for your Bluewin Webmail, the Community or My Swisscom (Customer Center)? A login overview is available in the Community.
LED lights up white: | everything is OK |
LED flashes white and red: | Swisscom configuration in progress. If the LED is still flashing after 10 minutes: connect the Internet-Box to a computer with the Ethernet cable and open the page www.swisscom.ch/start. Register your Internet-Box there. |
LED flashes white: | update in progress. The Internet-Box will then restart. |
LED flashes red: | no Internet connection. Check whether the DSL cable is correctly inserted. |
LED lights up red: | error message. Switch the Internet-Box off and on again. Wait until the LED lights up white again. |
LED lights up blue: | faulty Internet-Box. Please contact us for a replacement. Note: during initial installation, the LED will go blue temporarily. Wait 10 minutes until the installation process is complete. |
If your home is connected to the fibre-optic network, you will usually have a fibre optic socket. You will find it in your living room or hallway. The fibre-optic socket will show the OTO number or OTO ID – a sequence of numbers and letters for identification.
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