How to determine the IP Address of an Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick


This guide shows you exactly where to find the IP Address of the Amazon Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, or Fire TV Edition television.

New Interface (Software v5.2.4.0 and newer)

  1. From the Fire TV device’s home screen, scroll to “Settings”.
  2. Next, scroll to the right and select “Device”.
  3. Next, select “About”.
  4. Next, scroll down to “Network”. Your Fire TV device’s IP Address will be listed on the top right as a set of 4 numbers separated by periods. When entering this IP into an application that requests it, enter all 4 numbers including the periods.

Old Interface (Software v5.2.2.0 and older)

  1. From the Fire TV or Fire TV Stick’s home screen, scroll down to “Settings”.
    screenshot-settings
  2. Next, scroll to the right and select “System”.
    screenshot-system
  3. Next, scroll down to and select “About”.
    screenshot-about
  4. Next, scroll down to “Network”. Your Fire TV or Fire TV Stick’s IP Address will be listed on the first line on the right as a set of 4 numbers separated by periods. When entering this IP into an application that requests it, enter all 4 numbers including the periods.
    screenshot-ip-address-ipaddress
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52 comments
  1. Skydivingcows says:

    For those that have XBMC and a launcher that boots into XBMC, you may need to choose anything related to Amazon or KFTV Launcher to get to this menu. This is “close” to where you would change or add your WiFi settings too.

  2. Linwood says:

    When I look at the network to find the IP Address, I see the address of the Wi-Fi. Should I use this, or how do I find the IP Address of the stick?

    • AFTVnews says:

      The number directly to the right of the words “IP Address” is the IP address of the stick.

    • Paisley says:

      hi, I’ve just bought the firestick and having this problem, did you find out how to find the actual IP address of the fire stick?

      regards,
      e

    • Lori says:

      I also only get the wifi name, there is no ip address, how do I find it. I did follow the directions exactly. Again, only the wifi name, no ip address.

  3. angela says:

    I also don’t have an IP address on the Fire TV box – just the wifi name. I’ve found the IP address of my router is this the same thing as the Fire IP address?

    • No it isn’t. Your router’s IP address is your routers. Your Firestick/TV IP address is independent. Im not sure why its not displaying for you, mine shows just fine at this side, for example 168.192.1.111

  4. Emily says:

    I do not have a visible IP address either. It says the name of my hub then the signal strength. Then security below the word connected but no IP address does anyone know how I reveal this

  5. MAC Challenged says:

    How do you get the MAC address from the stick to add it to a router that uses a MAC address control list? When I start the stick it wants to go through the setup process without giving away to access essential information. Any thoughts?

  6. Charles U. Farley says:

    As of 01/20/16, to find the MAC in the Fire Stick, select your language and at the next screen, scroll past all available networks to get to the options to connect via WPS push button or to see the stick’s MAC address. Bad menu design on Amazon’s part.

  7. Scott Kirk says:

    I have a fire tv box and a fire tv stick. They both have the same up address. It will not allow me to set them up. How do I remedy this?

  8. Scott Kirk says:

    Sorry, they have the same IP address

  9. PJ Mac says:

    I have a fire stick that I love and has been working perfectly for 6 months.. until yesterday..I installed a new wireless gateway from Comcast (an upgrade) and all my wireless devices worked great except firestick. It would not connect to the network although I did everything to get it to connect ..power cycled, reentered password, looked at security.. called tech support..but it continued to cycle through signal strength very good then to “out of range” disconnected.

    Then I saw Charles Farley’s comment on bypassing the networks and connecting through the wps button. It worked perfectly! As far as I’m concerned, its all magic but I have my firestick back. Yay. thanks Charles.

  10. Pat McCann says:

    I bought an Amazon Fire Stick but the same day my son bought me one also. I explained this to Amazon and they refunded me an accepted the stick back. I installed the device and the first problem I met was that Amazon refused to help because they said (quite truly)that I had not bought it from them!
    Next my Samsung TV hit a problem with the remote starter button. I stripped the TV and replaced the four 1000mf 16volt capacitors with four 1000mf 50volt ones and the TV was back – no problem.
    But the Fire Stick would no longer work!!!
    After three weeks of having no TV I’m learning new things about myself. First and most important is that I am not dependent on TV. So to hell with Fire Sticks and Fire TVs and all the rest of that stuff
    I just tinker with them now – for FUN.

  11. Cmonaghan says:

    I can’t find my IP address’,it reads…ssid Unknown I.p address unknown gateway Unknown subnet mask Unknown dns Unknown all that is there is the MAC address, is there anywhere else to obtain the IP address?

  12. Geonosis says:

    I have my IP address for the firestick and I’m online with my PC but can’t connect for some reason.

  13. Me says:

    Can’t do “WPS push button” or “WPS PIN” on my cheap router.

  14. Me says:

    I just returned it to Amazon so I don’t waste more time.

  15. Scott says:

    I have a firstick and during my move I lost my remote and have a new Internet setup. How can I control the firstick without remote

  16. SIP-SET says:

    I think the issue people are having is when its not connected to wifi

  17. Joni says:

    My IP address is coming up as 10.x.x.xx. This does not seem right to me. Does anyone know why this is happening

  18. Gary Bergman says:

    New firestick would not work. Fault found with (Alexa) remote. Replaced remote and connected to network. New remote worked just long enough to configure network, then also quit. I used iPhone app, but it’s clumsy. Discovered firestick can be controlled via HDMI-CEC. Found CEC settings on my Vizio TV and now use my Vizio remote to control firestick. Much easier.

  19. rob says:

    Hey, can you all update this to inlcude screenshots of the new interface?

  20. Simon says:

    Can you help me i need ip address for my Amazon box in malta

  21. thealpinelayaboiut says:

    My firestick has stopped working. Looking in System, About, Network, it displays all columns as ‘not connected’. No SSID, No IP Address, gateway, etc. etc. Anyone know why or what can I do to reinstall etc. thanks

  22. Iola says:

    Same here ‘not connected’ and no SSID – but got it to work. Go to system, scroll down to Restart and it will re-boot your Fire Stick. Hope it will work for you

  23. David Dunmyer says:

    My ip address says 10.0.0.8, is this right?

  24. Kelly says:

    My fire TV is set up differently. from my home screen I went to settings then device then network and that is where I found my IP address. Now to figure out why my computer and fire TV are not on the same IP…

  25. john boy says:

    what package does the good firesticks come in

  26. john boy says:

    If you buy a hula or Roka is there a firestick in this

  27. sky says:

    You can easily found its IP address from the router. E.g. if you have SKY router then go to the page after login

    Maintaninance -> Addtached Devices

    all the devices with their IP address would be listed there.

  28. dave says:

    thanks for good article

  29. gremmy12 says:

    Curious to read. This is an interesting topic for discussion, by the way. I often watch online TV, but sometimes I can’t watch it without using VPN. I prefer to use free VPN. Also to test the effectiveness of this program, I use IP Whois of service. It is convenient.

  30. EwOr says:

    The Amazon FireTV is reporting the IP address 192.168.1.60, but the Kodi app itself is reporting that it is using 192.168.149.1. To connect via the Yatse app on my phone, I entered a static route into my wireless router to point to the IP address that the Amazon FireTV stick is reporting/using (in other words, to get to network 192.168.149.0 /24, use 192.168.1.60).

    Then I configured my Yatse app manually – added the new host (192.168.49.1) I made sure that I entered a password and username on the Kodi app to secure the app as much as possible.

    Hope this helps everyone!

  31. Michsam says:

    My firestick won’t turn on at all since I had new broadband… Rubbish

  32. SInghSS says:

    Why is Amazon Fire Stick not detecting encrypted WiFi networks? How to enable?

  33. MAC MOUTRY says:

    IP ADDRESS LOCKED EC55 AND EC21

  34. Miguel says:

    My remote broke so I wanted to download the remote app for my fire stick but I also forgot witch account I had set up with my device so now I’m stuck…is there a way to use the remote app

  35. Miguel says:

    I tried both accounts but still hasn’t connect

  36. Gopi says:

    I lost my amzon firestick remote. Can you guys let me know how to connect to wifi for amazon fire stick without remote.I was wandering. I am trying to connect with mobile.its asking for IP address. i left my amazon firestick box in my hometown.Is there anyother way to find the IP Address.

  37. Jessica Johnson says:

    I have a firstick and during my move I lost my tv remote and have a new Internet setup. How can I control the firstick without remote

  38. pierce casey says:

    am trying to hook up an o t g to my fire stick no luck any help please Thank You

  39. Tina says:

    I can’t start my Amazon fire stick, I tried everything I can’t even get to the settings

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