NETWORK / IP LOOKUP

Check your exit IP

See the public address your connection uses to access websites, along with the location, ISP, and proxy status returned by the lookup service. Check again after connecting to a route to see whether the results match your expectations.

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Public IP
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Internet service provider (ISP)
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What this information means

These results show details observed for your current connection. They don’t verify your device settings or reveal the full network path.

ADDRESS

Public IP and location

The public IP is the address seen by the lookup service; it may differ from your device’s address on the local network. The country or region is based on IP geolocation data, which may not be up to date. If the location doesn’t match your actual location, try another lookup and compare it with your selected route.

NETWORK

ISP and proxy status

ISP is the name of the internet service provider associated with the IP address. Proxy status shows only what the lookup service explicitly reports; if it doesn’t provide this information, the page will say “No result provided.” A single result can’t determine the privacy status of your entire connection.

DNS SELF-CHECK

DNS leak check

This page checks public IP details only. It doesn’t read your device’s DNS requests or treat your public IP lookup as a DNS leak test. To check DNS yourself, compare the DNS resolvers in use with those expected for your route.

Prepare

Note the public IP and location shown here before and after connecting to your chosen route. Check the client’s connection status between lookups.

Check

Review the DNS settings in your device’s network settings or client, then use a trusted DNS test to see which service handles your actual DNS requests. Compare the results with the expected settings for your selected route.

Assess

Different providers for DNS resolution and your public IP don’t necessarily indicate a leak. Check your client’s DNS settings and the actual request path detected. If the results don’t match, review your system and client settings, then test again.

PRIVACY NOTE

Privacy notice

This site doesn’t log lookup results from this page. Your public IP is connection information, so use your discretion when copying or sharing results. If the lookup service is temporarily unavailable, this page won’t substitute an estimated value for a real result.

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