See the public IP address used by your browser’s current request. After connecting or switching routes, run the lookup again and compare the results.
Lookup via our endpoint
Current connection details
Public IP
Temporarily unavailable
Country / Region
Temporarily unavailable
Internet service provider (ISP)
Temporarily unavailable
Proxy detected
Temporarily unavailable
JavaScript is required to run a lookup. Once enabled, details will be retrieved through our own endpoint.
These results apply only to this browser request. They don’t represent the connection path used by every app, and they are not a DNS leak test result.
What these details mean
First, distinguish your public IP, its location, and its detection labels. Then check whether the current connection matches your expectations.
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Public IP and location
The public IP is the source address identified by our endpoint for this request. If it changes after you connect, that may indicate a change in your browser’s request path. If it doesn’t, first check whether your routing rules send this site directly.
The country or region comes from IP geolocation data; it is not your device’s precise location. Database updates and changes in IP address allocation can cause discrepancies, so don’t use it to infer someone’s actual place of residence.
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ISP and proxy detection
The ISP field usually identifies the network operator associated with the public IP. It may refer to an access provider or a data center network, and may not be the local network provider currently used by your device.
Proxy detection is a classification provided by the endpoint. “No proxy detected” does not prove that your connection is direct. If the field is missing, we show “Temporarily unavailable” rather than guessing based on location or ISP.
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Compare results after switching routes
Copy your current public IP, then switch routes in your client. Once connected, return to this page and run the lookup again. Compare the IP and country or region instead of relying only on the client’s connection icon.
Rule-based mode may route different sites through different paths. These results can’t replace an access test in the target app. To review your route settings, see the Getting Started Guide.
Check for DNS leaks
A public IP lookup and a DNS check answer different questions. This page does not probe DNS or report that a test has passed.
DNS translates domain names into network addresses. An app’s requests going through a selected route doesn’t necessarily mean its DNS queries take the same path. To assess a possible leak, check whether DNS requests deviate from your expected settings; the public IP alone can’t tell you.
Check your client settings. Review DNS, routing rules, and system proxy settings to see whether the client handles domain resolution. In rule-based mode, direct and proxied domains may use different DNS strategies.
Check your browser settings. Secure DNS in your browser may be configured separately from your system. Check that its resolution strategy matches your client’s, and don’t change settings just to make the displayed region appear consistent.
Inspect actual DNS requests. Use your client’s connection logs or your system’s network diagnostics to see where DNS requests go when you visit a domain. Checking settings alone does not prove that the actual path matches your expectations.
Reconnect and verify. After changing settings, reconnect as directed by your client and test the target app again. If DNS logs still differ from what you expect, note the setting names and error messages, then ask for help through a support ticket in the panel.
Lookups and privacy
VPNRD does not log lookups. Retrieving connection details requires a request to our endpoint. This page does not save lookup results in your browser’s persistent storage or use a third-party public API as a fallback if the lookup fails.
Copying happens only when you click the button. When submitting a support ticket, describe the connection issue and setting names first. If you attach a screenshot, hide subscription links, account passwords, and other sensitive details.