MyFiosGateway Not Secure
When you see a ‘MyFiosGateway Not Secure‘ warning in your browser, don’t worry, it’s not a real security threat. This happens because Verizon’s SSL certificate is either outdated or self-signed, making your browser flag it as insecure. However, this does not affect the safety of your home network. Here’s how to fix it quickly and continue accessing your Fios router settings.
MyFiosGateway Not Secure
You can access your Verizon router settings by using the MyFiosGateway IP address, which bypasses the “Not Secure” error in your browser. Just follow these steps.
- Open a web browser on a device connected to your Verizon Fios Internet via WiFi or Ethernet.
- Instead of myfiosgateway.com type http://192.168.1.1 in the web address bar.
- Press Enter to access the Verizon Fios router login page.
- Enter your admin username and password (found on your router sticker).
- Once logged in, you can manage network settings and configure your router.
Once you access the interface for the first time, you can follow the steps to complete the Verizon Fios router setup at home following these steps.
How to Bypass the Not Secure SSL Certificate Warning
Web browser errors like “Your connection is not private” for myfiosgateway.com, it is not concerning, here is how to proceed.
- Click the “Advanced” button on the warning page.
- Select “Proceed to 192.168.1.1 (unsafe)” (this is safe for Verizon Fios users).
- You will be redirected to the Fios router login page.
- Enter your admin credentials and click “Log In.”
Note: The security warning appears because Verizon’s SSL certificate is self-signed, meaning it is not verified by a Certificate Authority (CA). However, it is safe to proceed because it only affects your local network access, not internet security.
Why Does MyFiosGateway Show a Not Secure Warning?
The Not Secure warning appears because MyFiosGateway.com uses a self-signed SSL certificate instead of a publicly trusted one. This does not mean your connection is unsafe, it only affects browser recognition.
- Self-signed certificates are common for local network devices like routers.
- Your connection remains private and secure within your home network.
- Verizon Fios has used this method for router login authentication since 2005.
If MyFiosGateway is not connecting for you, check out this guide to resolve the issue.
Verizon Fios Customer Support
If you continue to experience login issues, contact us to reach Verizon Fios Support for help.
- Phone: 800-837-4966 (24/7 Support)
- Live Chat: Available on the Verizon.com Support website.
Following these steps will resolve the MyFiosGateway not secure issue, allowing you to safely manage your Verizon Fios router settings.