192.168.49.1 Configuration Guide

Complete Android USB Tethering & Network Management Guide

192.168.49.1 Network Access

What is 192.168.49.1?

192.168.49.1 is a private IP address commonly used by Android devices when USB tethering or mobile hotspot is enabled. Unlike standard router IPs like 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, this address is specifically used for mobile device tethering and portable network sharing.

Technical Specifications of 192.168.49.1

Specification Details
IP Address Class Class C Private Address
Address Range Part of 192.168.49.0/24 network
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
DHCP Range 192.168.49.2 - 192.168.49.254
Binary Format 11000000.10101000.00110001.00000001
Common Usage Android Tethering, Mobile Hotspot

How to Configure Android Tethering

Step 1: Enable Tethering

  • Connect device via USB
  • Go to Settings > Network
  • Enable USB tethering
  • Wait for connection

Step 2: Configure

  • Check network settings
  • Verify IP assignment
  • Configure sharing options
  • Set data limits if needed

Step 3: Connect

  • Install required drivers
  • Check network status
  • Verify internet access
  • Monitor connection
View Device Types

Common Android Devices & Tethering Methods

Device Type Tethering Method Default IP Notes
Samsung Phones USB Tethering 192.168.49.1 Most common setup
Google Pixel USB Tethering 192.168.49.1 Stock Android
OnePlus USB Tethering 192.168.49.1 OxygenOS based
Other Android USB Tethering 192.168.49.1 Generic setup

Common Configuration Tasks

Connection Setup

  • Enable USB debugging
  • Install drivers
  • Configure ADB
  • Set connection type
  • Enable tethering
  • Monitor data usage

Network Settings

  • Configure DNS
  • Set data limits
  • Manage bandwidth
  • Monitor usage
  • Control access
  • Set restrictions

Advanced Features

  • VPN configuration
  • Proxy settings
  • Traffic routing
  • Port forwarding
  • QoS settings
  • Network bridging

Common Issues & Solutions

Connection Problems

  • Check USB cable
  • Verify drivers
  • Reset USB ports
  • Check device settings
  • Update Android OS

Performance Issues

  • Monitor data usage
  • Check signal strength
  • Verify USB mode
  • Test different ports
  • Update drivers

System Problems

  • Check compatibility
  • Verify OS support
  • Test different modes
  • Reset network settings
  • Clear system cache

Security Best Practices

Essential Security

  • Use USB debugging safely
  • Monitor connections
  • Update system regularly
  • Check permissions
  • Verify trusted devices

Data Protection

  • Set data limits
  • Monitor usage
  • Control access
  • Enable encryption
  • Use VPN when needed

Network Security

  • Configure firewall
  • Set access controls
  • Monitor traffic
  • Use secure DNS
  • Enable protection