networkroutername
networkroutername is a term used to denote the hostname assigned to a router on a local network. It is not a product name or a formal standard, but a placeholder often used in documentation and configuration examples to refer to the router's identity within the local name resolution system.
In most networks, devices discover and identify each other via hostnames. The router's hostname is shown in
Naming and syntax follow general rules for hostnames. In practice, hostnames are typically ASCII alphanumeric characters
Defaults vary by manufacturer; common examples include model-based prefixes like TP-LINK_ABCD or NETGEAR-1234. Users often customize
In settings, the hostname is typically configured in the router's admin interface under a section such as