Your Network IP Addresses
This tool displays both your public internet IP address and local network information.
Public IP Address
This is how your device appears on the internet:
Local Network Information
Your private IP address on your local network (WiFi/Ethernet):
Additional Information
IPv6 Address: Checking...
Connection Type: Detecting...
Introduction
This guide explains how to check your IP address. You can see both your internet and local network addresses. It works on all devices, including Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile.
How the Tool Works
The tool shows your public IP address from online services. It also tries to get your private IP address using a network method. Additional details include your IPv6 address and connection type.
How to Use This Tool
You do not need to enter any data. The tool gathers information automatically. When the page loads, it displays your addresses. You can click the refresh button to update this information.
- Public IP Address:
This shows your device’s address on the internet.
- Local IP Address:
This shows your device’s address on your local WiFi or Ethernet network.
- IPv6 Address:
This field shows the IPv6 address if available.
- Connection Type:
This indicates whether you are using WiFi or Ethernet.
- Refresh Button:
Click this button to update the IP details whenever needed.
Understanding the Output
Your public IP shows how your device is seen on the internet. Websites use it to send information back to you.
Your local IP helps you find your device on your home network. It is used for connecting devices such as your printer or phone.
The IPv6 field may show a newer type of IP. The connection type informs you if you are using a WiFi connection or Ethernet cable.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Different Devices
For Windows
- Open the Command Prompt.
- Type the command ipconfig and press Enter.
- Find the section labeled Wireless LAN adapter for your private IP.
For Mac
- Open System Preferences and select Network.
- Click on Advanced and then the TCP/IP tab.
- Your IPv4 address appears there.
For Linux
- Open a Terminal window.
- Type the command ip addr and press Enter.
- Look for the line that starts with inet to see your IP address.
For Mobile Devices
Go to your settings and tap on WiFi details. Look for the IP address listed there.
Limitations and Special Notes
The tool may not show a private IP on some devices. Some browsers may block local IP detection for privacy reasons. If you see an error message, try a different browser.
This guide is meant to provide clear instructions to help you verify your network information.
Common Use Cases
- Checking your internet connection.
- Troubleshooting network problems.
- Verifying if your VPN is working properly.
Conclusion
This guide provides clear steps to check your public and private IP addresses. It also outlines what each piece of information means. Use this tool if you need to understand your network better.
If you run into problems, review the instructions for your device. This page is meant to be your one-stop guide for all IP address questions.