3 ways to find your Roku’s IP address

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3 ways to find your Roku’s IP address

Let’s be clear: you don’t need to know your Roku‘s IP address most of the time. It can, however, help in troubleshooting specific network issues, say by determining whether your Wi-Fi router is blocking or throttling your Roku’s connection. Here’s how to find Roku IP addresses in three different ways.

QUICK ANSWER

To find a Roku IP address, navigate to Settings > Network > About from your Roku device’s homescreen. You can also check a device’s system information via the official Roku remote app, or scan your network using Chrome’s third-party Remoku browser extension.

JUMP TO KEY SECTIONS

How to find a Roku IP address using your remote

This should be your default method since it’s by far the easiest, and works regardless of network issues. From the Roku homescreen, go to Settings > Network > About, and you’ll see the IP address prominently displayed.

In fact, this conveniently reveals several other details, such as connection status and signal strength (for Wi-Fi connections). If it seems like something is blocking or throttling your Roku, it might be that it has a weak link to your router instead.

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How to find a Roku IP address without a remote

By using the Roku app

You’ll need a functioning Wi-Fi connection to your Roku for this one, but if you’re still interested in an IP address, the official Roku mobile app for Android and iOS has you covered.

• Open the Devices tab.
• Tap the triple-dot icon next to the Roku you’re concerned with.
• Tap View System Info.

By using a Chrome extension

Remoku is a third-party extension for Google’s Chrome browser, normally meant to allow remote control of a Roku from a PC. But coincidentally, a Settings option can be used to reveal the IPs of any Rokus active on your network.

• Download the Remoku extension from the Chrome Web Store.
• Open Remoku in Chrome. You may have to click on a puzzle icon to see a list of your extensions.
• Click on the Settings tab.
• Next to How Many Rokus, click Scan. Leave Chrome alone while the scan is in progress, or you may have to start over.

When Remoku’s scan is done, you should see the IPs of any Rokus on your network. Naturally, they won’t appear if they’re having connection problems, so this is just another alternative to using Roku’s mobile app.

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