MyFiosGateway Not Secure

When open myfiosgateway.com to configure your Verizon Fios router settings, you may encounter a “MyFiosGateway Not Secure” message. This is a common issue for new Fios home internet users trying to access the Verizon router admin panel. Here’s a safe and quick fix that takes less than a minute.

Steps to Fix MyFiosGateway Not Secure Issue

To fix login issues, you can consider restarting your Verizon router. If this does not work and the myfiosgateway blank page appears, follow these instructions carefully.

1. Open your web browser on the device (PC) connected to the Verizon Internet Gateway WiFi or Ethernet.
2. To fix MyFiosGateway not secure type this IP address https://192.168.1.1 in the address bar instead of myfiosgateway.com
3. Press Enter to go directly to the Verizon Fios router login dashboard.
4. On the MyFiosGateway login interface Enter your username and password
5. You can now manage your gateway router and customize your Fios gateway router settings.

How to Bypass Not Secure SSL Certificate Warning

If you see a security warning stating “Your connection is not private” or “MyFiosGateway.com not secure” follow these steps to ignore the Verizon SSL certificate error that is the result of misconfiguration by your browser security.

1. Click the “ADVANCED” button on the warning page.
2. Click “Proceed to 192.168.1.1 (unsafe)” link. (It is a completely safe admin web address for Verizon Fios routers).
3. You will be redirected to your Fios router login page.
4. Enter the admin username and password, then click “Log In“.
5. For default login credentials, check the labelled sticker on the back and bottom of your router.

After logging into myfiosgateway.com you can now change router settings and manage your WiFi network and take full control of your home network.

Why You See MyFiosGateway Not Secure Security Warning

The “Not Secure” security warning you see when accessing myfiosgateway.com in your web browser is because the Verizon server SSL certificate is not being recognized by your computer operating system. This happens if the certificate has expired or if it’s a self-signed certificate, which is the case with our MyFiosGateway.com login and the default Fios IP address 192.168.1.1.

Currently, Verizon uses a self-signed certificate for MyFiosGateway.com, and it is different from SSL and TLS certificates issued by a Certificate Authority (CA). However, it is completely trusted by Verizon Fios users, since Fios Internet operates on your local area network (LAN), it is secure to proceed as the warning is not a genuine security threat and does not mean your connection is unsafe.

Verizon Fios has been a trusted service provider since 2005, serving millions of customers across nine U.S. states. If you continue to experience issues or have any concerns, you can Contact Verizon customer support for assistance. You can Contact Us for live support at any time.