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Firefox is not opening 192.168.0.1?

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Hi, Firefox is not opening 192.168.8.1 since 2 days ago. I have changed service providers, but now I cannot access my MIFI router's admin page. The little spinning wheel goes on forever, til I get an error message "The server at 192.168.8.1 is taking too long to respond and has timed out". No matter how many times I try, or in safe mode, I cannot connect. As I am changing service providers, I need to access the router to administrate the new simcard.

I hope someone can help? Thank you!

I'm using Firefox 78.10 on an ancient MBP El Capitan

Hi, Firefox is not opening 192.168.8.1 since 2 days ago. I have changed service providers, but now I cannot access my MIFI router's admin page. The little spinning wheel goes on forever, til I get an error message "The server at 192.168.8.1 is taking too long to respond and has timed out". No matter how many times I try, or in safe mode, I cannot connect. As I am changing service providers, I need to access the router to administrate the new simcard. I hope someone can help? Thank you! I'm using Firefox 78.10 on an ancient MBP El Capitan

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Your computer may have trouble reaching your MIFI router's IP address which could explain the timeouts. Try performing a ping test to your MIFI router and see if it's reachable.

Ping command can be executed from the Terminal command line on MacOS. Once you're in Terminal, simply type: ping 192.168.8.1

If there are no replies, then try turning your MIFI router on and off before attempting ping once more. As a last resort, perform a factory reset to obtain the default IP address again.