An ISP is also known as the Internet Service Provider, where IP stands for Internet Protocol Address. Put simply, your computer's ISP provides access to the Internet for both commercial and private users.

ust purchased a new connection or upgraded your router?

Calling your internet service provider means spending hours and hours on the phone only to get connected with a representative located all the way in another corner of the world. Even worse, you often have to wait until a technician can come in and solve even the simplest of problems.

RouterNetwork brings you simple and easy-to-use tools and insights to set up your Wi-Fi router.

We understand that complicated devices come with even more complex instructions. However, our What Is My ISP tool makes it easy for you to look up your current internet service provider and resolve a number of problems such as, find the right instructions to set up your connection, resolve any errors, and learn more about cable internet and standard policies followed by your Internet provider.

• Your ISP Could Be Making Decisions For You

  When you sign up for an internet connection, you expect that you'll be able to run your choice of applications, along with any other protocols or the internet speed that you select at the time of signing up with your ISP.