Network Check Current Request

My IP and egress location

This shows the network exit point used when you access this page, not your device’s local network address. After connecting or switching routes, check again and compare the result with your expected region.

NETWORK / CURRENT EXIT

Current Results

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Results reflect this request. Check again after your network or route changes.

Public IP
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Country / Region
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Network Provider / ISP
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Proxy Status
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What This Information Means

Egress details can help you check your connection route, but no single result proves that every app uses the same route.

Public IP and Location

The public IP is the source address seen by our service. Its location is estimated from IP data, so it may differ from your device’s location and is not precise geolocation. After switching to a route in another region, check again to see whether the result matches your expectations.

Network Provider

The ISP field identifies the network associated with your exit point. If the service doesn’t return this field, we’ll say so rather than infer the provider from your location or IP address.

Proxy Status

This field only reports the result returned by the service. No proxy detected doesn’t mean the entire connection route has been verified. If there’s no clear result, the page will say that no determination was provided.

DNS / MANUAL CHECK

DNS Leak Check

Your public IP and DNS resolution path are separate things. This page checks your public IP details, not for DNS leaks, so the results above alone can’t confirm that DNS traffic follows your expected route.

  1. First, note your public IP and DNS settings before connecting to a route.
  2. Reopen this page and check whether your public IP and location have changed.
  3. Use a trusted DNS test to see which network operates the resolvers, then compare the results with your expected route. If they don’t match, check your client’s DNS and split-tunneling settings, then test again.

Some apps may use their own network or DNS settings. If different apps show different locations, check each app’s connection route separately.

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