Your current public IP Address is
To best track gremlings that may occur when trying to connect to our servers, we need your public IP address to identify incoming connections to our network.
Easily view your current IP address and location details. This information can help with network troubleshooting, security, or sharing your IP with support.
Your IP address identifies your device online, allowing you to connect, communicate, and access websites and services securely.
Read some of the questions and answers below.
An IP address is essential for identifying your device on a network.
Without an IP address, your device wouldn’t be able to communicate with other systems on the internet. It acts like a return address, making sure that any information you request—like visiting a website—knows where to go.
Your IP address is used to route data to your exact device.
When you open a website, a request is sent to the server hosting that site. The server uses your IP address to send the requested content (like images and text) back to the correct device, ensuring smooth and accurate communication.
IP addresses help monitor, control, and protect traffic across networks.
Security systems rely on IP addresses to track user behavior, block access from suspicious locations, or allow only trusted devices into a network. They are a key part of firewalls, VPNs, and cybersecurity systems.
Every device needs an IP to be part of a network.
Whether it’s your smartphone, a smart TV, or a printer—if it’s on a network, it needs an IP address. This allows devices to locate and talk to each other, enabling functions like printing, file sharing, and streaming.
IP addresses can be static (fixed) or dynamic (changeable).
A static IP is useful for hosting websites or remote access, as it remains constant. A dynamic IP changes regularly, which adds some privacy and flexibility but can affect how services remember or track you.
