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Huawei’s F700D-36-4G1V V500R024C10 reference documents https://192.168.18.1:80. HTTPS on explicit port 80 is unusual but intentional here; do not normalize it to HTTP or port 443. This narrow manufacturer version has no country/provider variant established, and provider/current configuration takes precedence.
Use this local link only when it matches your own equipment and network. RouterEntry does not detect your gateway or collect passwords.
Use the exact documented local route
Connect a computer directly from its LAN port to the ONU and use the same 192.168.18.x/24 network; Huawei gives 192.168.18.100 as a client example. Preserve and restore the computer’s original settings, never assign it the ONU’s .1 address, and do not change ONU or provider service configuration.
Open the exact HTTPS port-80 action above only for this documented model/version. Because the underlying official article could be revalidated through Huawei’s indexed support content but direct retrieval returned 403, keep this exact source limitation with the evidence rather than broadening the claim.
Use only the authorized common-user account
The nameplate/current common-user account may query service status. Use the current authorized credentials; an upgrade preserves existing username/password. Huawei states that the carrier O&M administrator account must not be supplied to terminal users, so no carrier-admin credential belongs in this guide.
The supported task is to query service status with permitted common-user access. This source section does not establish a specific menu path, so no menu is invented and no configuration change is required.
If the page or login fails
Check the exact F700D-36-4G1V/V500R024C10 identity, authorized local account, direct LAN connection, compatible subnet and the provider’s current address. Three wrong attempts within five minutes lock login for one minute; an idle session expires after five minutes.
Ask the provider when access differs. Do not request carrier-admin credentials, reset the ONT or alter service settings merely to make the documented route respond. Continue with local-access diagnostics while preserving service.
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Huawei: locally logging in to the F700D-36-4G1V web interface