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Aug 28, 2020 How do websites see my IP address? The IP address shown above is the address our site was given when you connected to this webpage. This may be the address of your home network, your mobile data connection, your school network or even your VPN connection. Public IP addresses are necessary because they show websites where they have to send. My IP address information shows your location; city, region, country, ISP and location on a map. Many proxy servers, VPNs, and Tor exit nodes give themselves away. IP address lookup, location, proxy detection, email tracing, IP hiding tips, blacklist check, speed test, and forums.

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On the taskbar, select Wi-Fi network the Wi-Fi network you're connected to Properties. Under Properties, look for your IP address listed next to IPv4 address. There are a several ways to find geolocation of a user: HTML5 API, Cell Signal and IP Address to name a few. Pairing of IP address to a geographical location is the method we used to provide geolocation data. Your Internet Protocol (IP) address is a unique number devices use to communicate and identify with each other through the internet network, similar to a mailing address. Data and information passes through from one device to another after identifying the IP address' of both sender and receiver.

Your IPv4 is

What is an IP address?

An IP address is a number which identifies a device within a computer network. It is part of the internet protocol standard and is being used to transfer data between a sender and a receiver.

What is an IPv4 address?

IPv4 stands for Internet Protocol Version 4, which is a standard who enables a total range of 4.2 billion addresses. It consists of four segments which are divided by dots.

What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

IPv6 stands for IP Version 6. This newer implementation enables a wider scope for issued addresses. In total there can be 2^128 addresses. These are generally displayed in a hexadecimal format. Since the amount of addresses within the IPv4 format is limited and more and more devices worldwide are being connected to the internet and new format had to be introduced. IPv6 enables a wider range of addresses and ensures, that new devices can be connected to the world wide web.

What is My External IP all about?

Every device connected to a network which uses the Internet Protocol has an unique IP address assigned to it. The global pool of such interconnected networks is known the internet.

Sometimes, when looking at it from the outside of the network, the IP address of a device seems to be different from the one assigned in the original (sub)network. This is due some mechanisms such as NAT.

My External IP displays the IP address of the device as it seems from the outside (hence external).

News / New Features

2016-07-10 Added: Show RIPE information about the IP number.

2015-10-30 Added: FreeBSD fetch sample.

2015-08-03 Added: AutoHotkey sample.

2015-02-23 Added: Erlang and Elixir samples

I switched on ipv4.myexternalip.com which answers only to requests coming in via IPv4. ipv6.myexternalip.com will do the same for IPv6. This might come in handy when you test your setup or toy around with IPv6.

Btw: Happy 2015!

Here are some clever uses of myexternalip.com I've seen in the wild:

I added support for JSON / JSON-P to make retrieving the IP via Javascript a little bit easier. There are two options:

• JSON: http://myexternalip.com/json
• JSON-P: http://myexternalip.com/json?jsonp=yourCallback

Flattr: I created a flattr-account and start accepting donations (small, big, does not matter). If you want to donate by other means: contact me.

Throttle: some folks out there have either running curl in a while-loop or a crazy understanding of how often their external ip changes or they need some tool to help keeping a line busy. Whatever the case might be: 20+ requests / second is way too often and thus I decided to throttle the answer a little bit. The good folks among you won't hardly notice it at all, the .. strange .. folks might.

Usually this service runs very low profile and without much handholding. Recently I watched at the load and then on some logs and on some more logs and on some tcpdumps: One machine out there wanted to know it's IP at the rate of ~ 100 times a second. Heart-warming. Especially when the IP does not change at all. And especially when the user agent looks like '/tmp/.botc3 / 82d7f55ef6a49ab4e49d89caa5ea10ba'

So, the new access rate for everyone is around 1/s.

And you, young fella at 118.175.31.x ... you are banned! :)

'My External IP' can be reached via IPv6 now as well.

With IPv6 the whole NATting is kind of pointless and most devices will have a 'real' IP address with IPv6 but you still can use myexternalip.com to check if your network works as expected.

Looks like you are using IPv4.

Whenever you HEAD http://myexternalip.com, you will find your IP will be there (hint: in the 'my-external-ip' header)!

Checkout some of the examples on how to make use of that feature

How to use My External IP - API

So, how to use this site in your environment (other than just surfing it with a browser)?

Rate limit: if you exceed the rate limit of 30 requests/minute, you will receive status code 429 If you continue to exceed that limit and start to annoy me you will get banned at the IP filter level. Sorry, but I do not see the need to retrieve the IP more than maybe once every minute, 30 requests per minute is good will on my behalf.

API-Endpoints:

1. Max-length: 64
2. Begins with [_a-zA-Z]
3. Continues with [_a-zA-Z0-9]

Here is a list of ideas to get you started:

• BITS (Windows only)
• Powershell 2.0 (Windows only)

CURL

to quote from the homepage of 'curl':

curl is a command line tool for transferring data with URL syntax, supporting FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, SCP, SFTP, TFTP, TELNET, DICT, LDAP, LDAPS, FILE, IMAP, SMTP, POP3, RTMP and RTSP. curl supports SSL certificates, HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, FTP uploading, HTTP form based upload, proxies, cookies, user+password authentication (Basic, Digest, NTLM, Negotiate, kerberos...), file transfer resume, proxy tunneling and a busload of other useful tricks.

WGET

to quote from the homepage of 'wget':

GNU Wget is a free software package for retrieving files using HTTP, HTTPS and FTP, the most widely-used Internet protocols. It is a non-interactive commandline tool, so it may easily be called from scripts, cron jobs, terminals without X-Windows support, etc.

FETCH

to quote from the homepage of 'fetch':

fetch -- retrieve a file by Uniform Resource Locator

NETCAT

NETCAT

often cited as the 'Swiss Army Knife for TCP/IP' you can use netcat to obtain your external ip. this approach also works with netcat-alikes such as socat or even with telnet:

NETCAT, HEAD method

just like the regular netcat version, just ask the server to deliver just the HEAD-information

Microsoft Windows

Powershell

Powershell is the replacement for the 'old' cmd.exe, it is a builtin of the Windows OS since Windows7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. It is also available as an additional feature for WindowsXP, WindowsVista and Windows Server.

BITS

BITS stands for 'Background Intelligent Transfer Service', it is a builtin tool of the Windows OS.

Golang

Javascript

Python

Ruby

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F#

Php

Common Lisp

Contact

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