How to find your TV’s IP address
You need the IP address for manual setup in remote apps, ADB connections and router settings.
Short answer
Open the TV’s network settings and look for IP address under network status or Wi-Fi details. Samsung: Settings > General > Network > Network Status. LG: Settings > Network > Wi-Fi > Advanced. Roku: Settings > Network > About. Google TV: Settings > Network & Internet > your network. Fire TV: Settings > My Fire TV > About > Network. You can also find it in your router’s list of connected devices.
| TV | Where to look |
|---|---|
| Samsung | Settings > General > Network > Network Status > IP Settings |
| LG webOS | Settings > Network > Wi-Fi Connection > Advanced Wi-Fi Settings |
| Roku | Settings > Network > About |
| Google TV | Settings > Network & Internet > select your Wi-Fi network |
| Android TV | Settings > Network & Internet > your network |
| Fire TV | Settings > My Fire TV > About > Network |
| Apple TV | Settings > Network |
From your router
Open your router’s app or admin page and look at the connected devices list. Give the TV a reserved (static) IP so it doesn’t change.
Why the IP matters
If the IP changes, saved connections break. A DHCP reservation prevents that.
Questions people ask
Does the TV’s IP address change?
It can after a router restart. Reserve an address for the TV in the router settings.
Official sources
Written and checked by BiHai Song, developer of TVHomeX and TVRemoteX