216.73.216.48
This is the address this server sees.
What is my IP address?
Your public IP address is the network address websites see when you connect. This free IP lookup displays the address seen by our server, with available IPv4 and IPv6 checks, approximate location, ASN and network operator details.
Public versus private IP addresses
Your devices may use private addresses inside your home network while sharing a public IPv4 address through a router. An IP address does not uniquely identify a person.
IPv4 and IPv6
IPv4 uses familiar dotted numeric addresses; IPv6 uses a larger address space and colon-separated notation. The two connectivity checks help show which protocol versions are available.
Can an IP address reveal my location?
IP geolocation is approximate and can be inaccurate, particularly at city level. VPNs and Tor can also change the public IP address visible to websites.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find my public IP?
Open this page: your public IP is displayed at the top and can be copied with one click.
Can my IP address change?
Yes. Dynamic allocations, mobile networks and VPN connections can change your visible IP address.
Does an IP address show my home address?
No. Public geolocation databases provide estimates, not a precise street address.
Why is IPv6 unavailable?
Your provider or network may not support IPv6, or the connectivity check may have failed temporarily.
What is reverse DNS?
Reverse DNS uses a PTR record to associate an IP address with a hostname, if one exists.