What’s My IP

Server view + proxy/VPN signals, ASN/Org, and browser-exposed local/STUN IPs.

Your apparent IP:

Socket IP (server sees):

ASN / Org:

Proxy/VPN likely? Loading…

User Agent:

Browser WebRTC candidates:

Gathering…

Tip: If you only see “.local” hostnames, your browser is masking local IPs via mDNS. See notes below to test with masking disabled.

Hop chain (closest → server):

Reverse DNS:

Heuristics / reasons (server-side):

Relevant request headers:

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WebRTC debug:

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Notes (for testing if WebRTC is masked/blocked):

mDNS masking: Chrome/Edge/Firefox often hide local IPs behind *.local names. To test locally visible IPs, you can temporarily disable masking:
- Chrome/Edge: chrome://flags/#enable-webrtc-hide-local-ips-with-mdns → Disabled, then relaunch.
- Firefox: about:config → set media.peerconnection.ice.obfuscate_host_addresses to false.
Re-enable afterward if you care about the privacy feature.
STUN/UDP reachability: If a VPN or corp network blocks UDP (e.g., ports 19302/3478), you won’t see srflx candidates. You can verify with a packet capture while reloading this page (e.g., sudo tcpdump -ni any udp port 19302 or port 3478).