🕷️ Crawler Inspector

URL Lookup

Direct Parameter Lookup

Raw Queries and Responses

1. Shard Calculation

Query:

Response:

Calculated Shard: 101 (from laksa000)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa101.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/test/c2.cfm\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/test/c2.cfm\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

{"found_url":"http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/test\/c2.cfm","crawl_time":1775478981,"first_indexed_time":1754930899,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"edu,ku!kgs,maps,\/test\/c2.cfm h80","src_root_hash":"13195719120036829501","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"What Is My IP Address? See Your Public IPv4 & IPv6","meta_descriptions":["What is my IP? Instantly check your public IP address. My IP address location information shows city, state, postal code, country, and ISP."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"How do I find my device’s IP address?\nThe IP address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address,\n      assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and used when you access\n      websites or online services.\nIf you’re looking for your local or private IP address, the steps depend\n      on the device you’re using:\nFind your IP address on Windows\nFind your IP address on Mac\nFind your IP address on iPhone\nFind your IP address on iPad\nWhy is the location shown different?\nIP-based locations are estimates, not GPS coordinates.\nIP address location\ndata is based on network routing.\nHow accurate is IP location?\nIP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level.\nWhy does my ISP look unfamiliar?\nThe\nISP\nshown may be a parent or backbone provider.\nWhy do I see both IPv4 and IPv6?\nMany networks support both\nIPv4\nand IPv6.\nShould I worry about IPv6?\nNo. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol.\nIs IPv6 more private?\nIPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4.\nCan someone find my exact home address using my IP address?\nAn IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location.\n        An\nIP address location lookup\nprovides only approximate geographic information.\nCan a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address?\nSimply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer.\n        Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP\nsecurity\nby blocking unsolicited connections by default.\nWhat happens if someone gets my IP address?\nIn most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP,\n        but they can’t access your device or personal data.\nWhat does my IP address reveal about me?\nAn IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type.\n        It does not reveal\npersonal information\n.\nWho can see my IP address online?\nWebsites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address.\n        This explains\nwho can see your IP address online\n.\nLearn About IP Addresses\nBeginner\n📘\nWhat is an IP Address?\n🛑\nHow do I hide my IP Address?\n🔄\nWhy Does My IP Change?\n🧭\nWhat Is A VPN?\n🏠\nPublic IP vs Private IP Address\nAdvanced\n🎭\nWhat Is IP Spoofing?\n🧱\nShould I Use A VPN?\n📡\nNetwork Protocols\n🗃️\nTypes of DNS Servers\n🔌\nWhat Is TCP\/IP?\n💡 Understanding Your IP Address\nAn\nIP address\n(Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a\nprivate IP address\nis used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it.\nMost internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed.\nStatic IP addresses\nare available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections.\nWill my IP stay the same?\nIn most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed.\nWhy does my IP change?\nYour IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location.\nWhy does my IP change on mobile?\nMobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. Each network assigns its own public IP address, which can cause your visible IP to change more often.\nTrusted Since 1999\nFor over two decades, WhatIsMyIP.com® has helped millions check their IP address, protect their privacy, and make smarter online decisions.\nResults are based on publicly available IP address data from reputable third-party sources and are provided for informational purposes only;\nlearn more about our data sources and methodology\n.\nAs featured in\nUsed by:\nNetwork administrators\nVPN providers\nPrivacy-conscious users\nDevelopers","attrs_markdown":"| struct |   |\n|---|---|\n| AUTH\\_PASSWORD | \\[empty string\\] |\n| AUTH\\_TYPE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| AUTH\\_USER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_COOKIE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_FLAGS | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_ISSUER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_KEYSIZE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_SECRETKEYSIZE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_SERIALNUMBER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_SERVER\\_ISSUER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_SERVER\\_SUBJECT | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CERT\\_SUBJECT | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CF\\_TEMPLATE\\_PATH | \/var\/www\/html\/htdocs\/kgsmaps\/test\/c2.cfm |\n| CONTENT\\_LENGTH | 0 |\n| CONTENT\\_TYPE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| CONTEXT\\_PATH | \\[empty string\\] |\n| GATEWAY\\_INTERFACE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTPS | off |\n| HTTPS\\_KEYSIZE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTPS\\_SECRETKEYSIZE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTPS\\_SERVER\\_ISSUER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTPS\\_SERVER\\_SUBJECT | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_ACCEPT | \\*\/\\* |\n| HTTP\\_ACCEPT\\_ENCODING | deflate, gzip, br, zstd |\n| HTTP\\_ACCEPT\\_LANGUAGE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_CONNECTION | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_COOKIE | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_HOST | maps.kgs.ku.edu |\n| HTTP\\_REFERER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_URL | \\[empty string\\] |\n| HTTP\\_USER\\_AGENT | Mozilla\/5.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/) |\n| LOCAL\\_ADDR | 129\\.237.140.175 |\n| PATH\\_INFO | \\[empty string\\] |\n| PATH\\_TRANSLATED | \/var\/www\/html\/htdocs\/kgsmaps\/test\/c2.cfm |\n| QUERY\\_STRING | \\[empty string\\] |\n| REMOTE\\_ADDR | 142\\.44.233.66 |\n| REMOTE\\_HOST | 142\\.44.233.66 |\n| REMOTE\\_USER | \\[empty string\\] |\n| REQUEST\\_METHOD | GET |\n| SCRIPT\\_NAME | \/test\/c2.cfm |\n| SERVER\\_NAME | maps.kgs.ku.edu |\n| SERVER\\_PORT | 80 |\n| SERVER\\_PORT\\_SECURE | 0 |\n| SERVER\\_PROTOCOL | HTTP\/1.1 |\n| SERVER\\_SOFTWARE | Apache\/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) OpenSSL\/1.1.1f mod\\_jk\/1.2.46 |\n| WEB\\_SERVER\\_API | \\[empty string\\] |\n\n- [![Logo](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/images\/What-Is-My-IP.webp)WhatIsMyIP.com](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ \"What Is My IP?\")\n- [News](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/news\/)\n- [Pricing](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/pricing\/)\n- [API](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/api\/)\n- [Sign Up](https:\/\/members.whatismyip.com\/sign-up\/)\n- [Login](https:\/\/members.whatismyip.com\/login\/)\n- [Help](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/help-center\/)\n\n☰\n\n- [What Is My IP?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/)\n- [IP Address Lookup](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-address-lookup\/)\n- [IP WHOIS Lookup](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-whois-lookup\/)\n- [Speed Test](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/internet-speed-test\/)\n- IP Tools\n  - 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[IP address location](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-address-geolocation-incorrect\/) data is based on network routing.\n\n### How accurate is IP location?\nIP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level.\n\n### Why does my ISP look unfamiliar?\nThe [ISP](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-isp\/) shown may be a parent or backbone provider.\n\n## 🌐 IPv4, IPv6, and the Modern Internet\n### Why do I see both IPv4 and IPv6?\nMany networks support both [IPv4](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ipv4\/) and IPv6.\n\n### Should I worry about IPv6?\nNo. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol.\n\n### Is IPv6 more private?\nIPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4.\n\n## 🔒 Safety, Privacy, and What Others Can See\n### Can someone find my exact home address using my IP address?\nAn IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location. An [IP address location lookup](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-address-lookup\/) provides only approximate geographic information.\n\n### Can a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address?\nSimply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer. Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP [security](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/wifi-security\/) by blocking unsolicited connections by default.\n\n### What happens if someone gets my IP address?\nIn most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP, but they can’t access your device or personal data.\n\n### What does my IP address reveal about me?\nAn IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type. It does not reveal [personal information](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/protect-your-personal-information-online\/).\n\n### Who can see my IP address online?\nWebsites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address. This explains [who can see your IP address online](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/hide-my-ip-address\/).\n\nLearn About IP Addresses\n\nBeginner\n\n- 📘[What is an IP Address?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-ip-address\/)\n- 🛑[How do I hide my IP Address?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/hide-my-ip-address\/)\n- 🔄[Why Does My IP Change?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip\/)\n- 🧭[What Is A VPN?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/vpn\/)\n- 🏠[Public IP vs Private IP Address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/public-vs-private-ip-address\/)\n\nIntermediate\n\n- ♻️[How to Change My IP Address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/change-ip\/)\n- ✉️[How to Trace an Email Address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/how-to-trace-an-email-address\/)\n- 🔗[What Is DNS?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/dns\/)\n- 🚪[What Is Port Forwarding?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/port-forwarding\/)\n- 📍[Can I be found with my IP?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/can-someone-find-me-with-my-ip-address\/)\n\nAdvanced\n\n- 🎭[What Is IP Spoofing?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-ip-spoofing\/)\n- 🧱[Should I Use A VPN?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/why-use-a-vpn\/)\n- 📡[Network Protocols](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/network-protocols\/)\n- 🗃️[Types of DNS Servers](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/types-of-dns-servers\/)\n- 🔌[What Is TCP\/IP?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/tcp-ip\/)\n\n## 💡 Understanding Your IP Address\nAn [IP address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-ip-address\/) (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a [private IP address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/private-ip-address\/) is used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it.\n\n## 🔄 Why Your IP Changes\nMost internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed. [Static IP addresses](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip\/) are available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections.\n\n### Will my IP stay the same?\nIn most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed.\n\n### Why does my IP change?\nYour IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location.\n\n### Why does my IP change on mobile?\nMobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. 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Search WhatIsMyIP.com ®\n\nCopyright © 2026 WhatIsMyIP.com ®\n\n- [Terms](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/terms-and-conditions-of-use\/)\n- [Do Not Sell My Info](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/privacy-policy\/#CCPA\/)\n- [Privacy Policy](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/privacy-policy\/)\n- [Sitemap](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/sitemap\/)\n\nAll trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.\n\nGet IP Geolocation service from [IP2Location.com](https:\/\/www.ip2location.com\/?rid=722).\n\n[ipdata.co](https:\/\/ipdata.co\/?ref=whatismyip.com) also offers geolocation services.\n\nAnonymous Proxy database available at [IP2Proxy.com](https:\/\/www.ip2proxy.com\/?rid=722).","attrs_readable_markdown":"### How do I find my device’s IP address?\nThe IP address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and used when you access websites or online services.\n\nIf you’re looking for your local or private IP address, the steps depend on the device you’re using:\n\n- [Find your IP address on Windows](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/find-local-ip-address-in-windows\/)\n- [Find your IP address on Mac](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/how-to-find-ip-address-on-mac\/)\n- [Find your IP address on iPhone](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/how-to-find-your-iphones-ip-address\/)\n- [Find your IP address on iPad](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/how-to-find-your-ipads-ip-address\/)\n\n### Why is the location shown different?\nIP-based locations are estimates, not GPS coordinates. [IP address location](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-address-geolocation-incorrect\/) data is based on network routing.\n\n### How accurate is IP location?\nIP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level.\n\n### Why does my ISP look unfamiliar?\nThe [ISP](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-isp\/) shown may be a parent or backbone provider.\n\n### Why do I see both IPv4 and IPv6?\nMany networks support both [IPv4](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ipv4\/) and IPv6.\n\n### Should I worry about IPv6?\nNo. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol.\n\n### Is IPv6 more private?\nIPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4.\n\n### Can someone find my exact home address using my IP address?\nAn IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location. An [IP address location lookup](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/ip-address-lookup\/) provides only approximate geographic information.\n\n### Can a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address?\nSimply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer. Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP [security](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/wifi-security\/) by blocking unsolicited connections by default.\n\n### What happens if someone gets my IP address?\nIn most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP, but they can’t access your device or personal data.\n\n### What does my IP address reveal about me?\nAn IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type. It does not reveal [personal information](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/protect-your-personal-information-online\/).\n\n### Who can see my IP address online?\nWebsites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address. This explains [who can see your IP address online](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/hide-my-ip-address\/).\n\nLearn About IP Addresses\n\nBeginner\n\n- 📘[What is an IP Address?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-ip-address\/)\n- 🛑[How do I hide my IP Address?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/hide-my-ip-address\/)\n- 🔄[Why Does My IP Change?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip\/)\n- 🧭[What Is A VPN?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/vpn\/)\n- 🏠[Public IP vs Private IP Address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/public-vs-private-ip-address\/)\n\nAdvanced\n\n- 🎭[What Is IP Spoofing?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-ip-spoofing\/)\n- 🧱[Should I Use A VPN?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/why-use-a-vpn\/)\n- 📡[Network Protocols](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/network-protocols\/)\n- 🗃️[Types of DNS Servers](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/types-of-dns-servers\/)\n- 🔌[What Is TCP\/IP?](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/tcp-ip\/)\n\n## 💡 Understanding Your IP Address\nAn [IP address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/what-is-an-ip-address\/) (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a [private IP address](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/private-ip-address\/) is used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it.\n\nMost internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed. [Static IP addresses](http:\/\/maps.kgs.ku.edu\/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip\/) are available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections.\n\n### Will my IP stay the same?\nIn most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed.\n\n### Why does my IP change?\nYour IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location.\n\n### Why does my IP change on mobile?\nMobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. 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Boilerpipe Text	How do I find my device’s IP address? The IP address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and used when you access websites or online services. If you’re looking for your local or private IP address, the steps depend on the device you’re using: Find your IP address on Windows Find your IP address on Mac Find your IP address on iPhone Find your IP address on iPad Why is the location shown different? IP-based locations are estimates, not GPS coordinates. IP address location data is based on network routing. How accurate is IP location? IP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level. Why does my ISP look unfamiliar? The ISP shown may be a parent or backbone provider. Why do I see both IPv4 and IPv6? Many networks support both IPv4 and IPv6. Should I worry about IPv6? No. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol. Is IPv6 more private? IPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4. Can someone find my exact home address using my IP address? An IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location. An IP address location lookup provides only approximate geographic information. Can a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address? Simply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer. Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP security by blocking unsolicited connections by default. What happens if someone gets my IP address? In most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP, but they can’t access your device or personal data. What does my IP address reveal about me? An IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type. It does not reveal personal information . Who can see my IP address online? Websites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address. This explains who can see your IP address online . Learn About IP Addresses Beginner 📘 What is an IP Address? 🛑 How do I hide my IP Address? 🔄 Why Does My IP Change? 🧭 What Is A VPN? 🏠 Public IP vs Private IP Address Advanced 🎭 What Is IP Spoofing? 🧱 Should I Use A VPN? 📡 Network Protocols 🗃️ Types of DNS Servers 🔌 What Is TCP/IP? 💡 Understanding Your IP Address An IP address (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a private IP address is used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it. Most internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed. Static IP addresses are available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections. Will my IP stay the same? In most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed. Why does my IP change? Your IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location. Why does my IP change on mobile? Mobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. Each network assigns its own public IP address, which can cause your visible IP to change more often. Trusted Since 1999 For over two decades, WhatIsMyIP.com® has helped millions check their IP address, protect their privacy, and make smarter online decisions. Results are based on publicly available IP address data from reputable third-party sources and are provided for informational purposes only; learn more about our data sources and methodology . As featured in Used by: Network administrators VPN providers Privacy-conscious users Developers
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My IPv4:Detecting... My IPv6:Detecting... ⚠️ Visible From Your Connection City: Detecting... State/Region: Postal Code: Country: ISP: Detecting... ASN: Not available Time Zone: [Protect My Privacy with a VPN](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/vpn-guide/) - [IP Address Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-lookup/) - [DNS Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/dns-lookup/) - [IP Whois Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-whois-lookup/) - [Speed Test](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/internet-speed-test/) - [IP Address Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-lookup/) - [DNS Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/dns-lookup/) - [IP Whois Lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-whois-lookup/) - [Port Scanner](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/port-scanner/) ## 🔍 Finding Your Device IP Address ### How do I find my device’s IP address? The IP address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and used when you access websites or online services. If you’re looking for your local or private IP address, the steps depend on the device you’re using: - [Find your IP address on Windows](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/find-local-ip-address-in-windows/) - [Find your IP address on Mac](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-ip-address-on-mac/) - [Find your IP address on iPhone](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-your-iphones-ip-address/) - [Find your IP address on iPad](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-your-ipads-ip-address/) ## 📍 Location & Accuracy ### Why is the location shown different? IP-based locations are estimates, not GPS coordinates. [IP address location](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-geolocation-incorrect/) data is based on network routing. ### How accurate is IP location? IP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level. ### Why does my ISP look unfamiliar? The [ISP](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-isp/) shown may be a parent or backbone provider. ## 🌐 IPv4, IPv6, and the Modern Internet ### Why do I see both IPv4 and IPv6? Many networks support both [IPv4](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ipv4/) and IPv6. ### Should I worry about IPv6? No. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol. ### Is IPv6 more private? IPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4. ## 🔒 Safety, Privacy, and What Others Can See ### Can someone find my exact home address using my IP address? An IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location. An [IP address location lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-lookup/) provides only approximate geographic information. ### Can a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address? Simply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer. Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP [security](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/wifi-security/) by blocking unsolicited connections by default. ### What happens if someone gets my IP address? In most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP, but they can’t access your device or personal data. ### What does my IP address reveal about me? An IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type. It does not reveal [personal information](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/protect-your-personal-information-online/). ### Who can see my IP address online? Websites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address. This explains [who can see your IP address online](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/hide-my-ip-address/). Learn About IP Addresses Beginner - 📘[What is an IP Address?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-ip-address/) - 🛑[How do I hide my IP Address?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/hide-my-ip-address/) - 🔄[Why Does My IP Change?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip/) - 🧭[What Is A VPN?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/vpn/) - 🏠[Public IP vs Private IP Address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/public-vs-private-ip-address/) Intermediate - ♻️[How to Change My IP Address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/change-ip/) - ✉️[How to Trace an Email Address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-trace-an-email-address/) - 🔗[What Is DNS?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/dns/) - 🚪[What Is Port Forwarding?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/port-forwarding/) - 📍[Can I be found with my IP?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/can-someone-find-me-with-my-ip-address/) Advanced - 🎭[What Is IP Spoofing?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-ip-spoofing/) - 🧱[Should I Use A VPN?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/why-use-a-vpn/) - 📡[Network Protocols](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/network-protocols/) - 🗃️[Types of DNS Servers](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/types-of-dns-servers/) - 🔌[What Is TCP/IP?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/tcp-ip/) ## 💡 Understanding Your IP Address An [IP address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-ip-address/) (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a [private IP address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/private-ip-address/) is used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it. ## 🔄 Why Your IP Changes Most internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed. [Static IP addresses](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip/) are available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections. ### Will my IP stay the same? In most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed. ### Why does my IP change? Your IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location. ### Why does my IP change on mobile? Mobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. Each network assigns its own public IP address, which can cause your visible IP to change more often. [Trusted Since 1999](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/about-us/) For over two decades, WhatIsMyIP.com® has helped millions check their IP address, protect their privacy, and make smarter online decisions. Results are based on publicly available IP address data from reputable third-party sources and are provided for informational purposes only; [learn more about our data sources and methodology](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/trust-methodology/). 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Readable Markdown	### How do I find my device’s IP address? The IP address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and used when you access websites or online services. If you’re looking for your local or private IP address, the steps depend on the device you’re using: - [Find your IP address on Windows](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/find-local-ip-address-in-windows/) - [Find your IP address on Mac](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-ip-address-on-mac/) - [Find your IP address on iPhone](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-your-iphones-ip-address/) - [Find your IP address on iPad](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/how-to-find-your-ipads-ip-address/) ### Why is the location shown different? IP-based locations are estimates, not GPS coordinates. [IP address location](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-geolocation-incorrect/) data is based on network routing. ### How accurate is IP location? IP geolocation is generally accurate at the country level and less reliable at the city level. ### Why does my ISP look unfamiliar? The [ISP](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-isp/) shown may be a parent or backbone provider. ### Why do I see both IPv4 and IPv6? Many networks support both [IPv4](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ipv4/) and IPv6. ### Should I worry about IPv6? No. IPv6 is simply a newer protocol. ### Is IPv6 more private? IPv6 is not automatically more private than IPv4. ### Can someone find my exact home address using my IP address? An IP address can usually show a general area, such as a city or region, but it does not reveal a street address or exact physical location. An [IP address location lookup](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/ip-address-lookup/) provides only approximate geographic information. ### Can a hacker get into my computer just because they know my IP address? Simply knowing an IP address does not give someone access to a computer. Modern routers and firewalls provide built-in IP [security](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/wifi-security/) by blocking unsolicited connections by default. ### What happens if someone gets my IP address? In most cases, nothing harmful happens. Someone with your IP address may see your general location or ISP, but they can’t access your device or personal data. ### What does my IP address reveal about me? An IP address may reveal a general geographic region, internet service provider (ISP), and connection type. It does not reveal [personal information](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/protect-your-personal-information-online/). ### Who can see my IP address online? Websites a person visits, online services they use, and some advertisers can see an IP address. This explains [who can see your IP address online](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/hide-my-ip-address/). Learn About IP Addresses Beginner - 📘[What is an IP Address?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-ip-address/) - 🛑[How do I hide my IP Address?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/hide-my-ip-address/) - 🔄[Why Does My IP Change?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip/) - 🧭[What Is A VPN?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/vpn/) - 🏠[Public IP vs Private IP Address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/public-vs-private-ip-address/) Advanced - 🎭[What Is IP Spoofing?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-ip-spoofing/) - 🧱[Should I Use A VPN?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/why-use-a-vpn/) - 📡[Network Protocols](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/network-protocols/) - 🗃️[Types of DNS Servers](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/types-of-dns-servers/) - 🔌[What Is TCP/IP?](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/tcp-ip/) ## 💡 Understanding Your IP Address An [IP address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/what-is-an-ip-address/) (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your internet connection that allows websites and apps to send information back to you. The address shown at the top of this page is your public IP address, assigned by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A public IP identifies your network on the internet, while a [private IP address](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/private-ip-address/) is used only within a local network, such as your home or office. In most cases, a public IP address identifies an entire network rather than a single device connected to it. Most internet users are assigned a dynamic IP address. This means your IP can change over time rather than remaining permanently fixed. [Static IP addresses](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip/) are available from some Internet Service Providers (ISPs), but they are less common for residential connections. ### Will my IP stay the same? In most cases, no. Residential internet connections typically use dynamic IP addressing, which allows the ISP to rotate or reassign IP addresses as needed. ### Why does my IP change? Your IP address may change when you restart your modem or router, when your ISP refreshes its network assignments, or when you connect to a different network such as Wi-Fi at another location. ### Why does my IP change on mobile? Mobile devices frequently switch between cellular towers, Wi-Fi networks, and carrier routing systems. Each network assigns its own public IP address, which can cause your visible IP to change more often. [Trusted Since 1999](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/about-us/) For over two decades, WhatIsMyIP.com® has helped millions check their IP address, protect their privacy, and make smarter online decisions. Results are based on publicly available IP address data from reputable third-party sources and are provided for informational purposes only; [learn more about our data sources and methodology](http://maps.kgs.ku.edu/trust-methodology/). 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