@ComExpress possibly the DHCP service of your switch is not working properly, or your pc has obtained an ip somewhere else. It is recommended to unlink any other devices from your pc, set the and reset the switch, set the ip obtaining mode of the PC to DHCP(automatic)，then try to login the ip 192.168.0.1 again.

  @Ethan_Du The switch has a static IP, and DHCP is working fine on devices connected to the switch.   The issue I am having is I am attempting to remotely log into my switch by port forwarding 443 to the switch but I get no response.  I have a PBX and Phones and FSX Gateways that all will allow me to remotely login once I point the port forward to the devices except my 3 TP Link Switches, none of which gives me the ability to statically assign a Gateway.  My thought was because they have no defined gateway they have to route to respond through the router to a GUI request.

  @Hank21 Thank you yes I finally figured this out online searching.  Note:  Contacted TP Link Support via chat, they were no help.  Told me my TL-SG3824 could not be accessed remotely.  Go Figure.  They were no help.