The public IP address websites see when you visit them, who it belongs to, and whether you're browsing through one of our servers.
Your public IP address
216.73.217.32
IPv4Your browser reached us over IPv4.
Looking up your hostname and network…
How it works
This is the address your connection uses on the internet. Every website and app you connect to sees it, and it usually reveals your provider and rough location.
Many connections have both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address. This shows the one your browser used to reach us.
Hostname is the reverse DNS name the address's owner set, often your provider's. Provider, ASN, country and IP range come from the public internet routing records (via Team Cymru's free lookup service). The country is where the network is registered, which is usually, but not always, where you are.
When your browser goes through a LitronSSH tunnel, you'll see the server's address here and a green You're browsing through LitronSSH note. Get a free account.
Your address is read from your request and isn't saved. We only query DNS; nothing connects to your device.
Not a LitronSSH server address. Websites and apps you use can see this address.