Current connection
The result is the address used for this request. If you use a VPN or proxy, you will see its public address.
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What's my IP
See the public address your connection is using to reach the Internet.
Your public IP address
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- Approximate location
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- Time zone (from IP)
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Estimated from your IP address. VPNs and mobile networks can show a different area.
Privacy respected
Checking your IP does not create a support record. If you choose to send it, we retain it with your request. Essential security logs may also contain your IP.
Why might you need it?
Remote support
Share the correct address when support needs to check access or network rules.
VPN and proxy checks
Quickly confirm whether your public connection changes when you enable a VPN.
IPv4 or IPv6
Check which protocol version your connection uses to reach this site.
Good to know
A public address can be shared by several devices or change over time. It does not reliably identify a person or an exact location.
Questions about your IP address
Is this my public or local IP address?
This is the public address used to reach this website. Your router may give your computer a different, local address. Several devices, and sometimes several customers of an Internet provider, can share a public address.
What happens when I use a VPN or proxy?
The result normally shows the public address of the VPN or proxy. To share the address of the connection you need help with, open this page on that network and check whether your VPN should be connected.
Can my IP address change?
Yes. Switching networks, reconnecting your router or enabling a VPN can change it. Refresh before sharing; the last-checked time helps support understand when the address was detected.
Does this check both IPv4 and IPv6?
The result shows the address and protocol used by this request. An IPv4 result does not mean IPv6 is unavailable, and an IPv6 result does not rule out IPv4. Support may ask for a separate check of the other protocol.
Send your IP to Nebulas Support
Share your current public IP address so our team can help with your support request.