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1. Shard Calculation

Query:

Response:

Calculated Shard: 188 (from laksa080)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa188.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(\'https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1841/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1841/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

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All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address.\nThe internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router.\nThe router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.)\nGenerally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away.\nHow to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser\nOpen a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\nVisit one of the following websites:\nwhatsmyip.org\nwhatismyip.com\nEither of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network.\nHow to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network\nOpen a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\nSign into your \nGFiber account\n \nwith your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different.\nSelect the \nNetwork\n tab, then click \nDevices \nto view devices that are or have been on your network.\nSelect the device for which you wish to find the local IP address.\nThe details about the selected device are shown.\nPlease note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network.\nYou can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the \nNetwork \nsection > \nEdit network \n> \nAdvanced network settings\n, then selecting the \nAddresses\n tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown.\nYou can also \nuse the Google Fiber app\nto look up a GFiber device’s internal IP address","attrs_markdown":"menu\n\n[![Google Fiber Logo](https:\/\/images.ctfassets.net\/9mgrbgdewrzl\/4uRHWe0GvcsWr6i9S7uRfh\/f6c81f9e45ba648abc7e691c7a54a533\/gfiber-logo.svg)](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/)\n\nFiber Citieskeyboard\\_arrow\\_down\n\nProductskeyboard\\_arrow\\_down\n\n[Business](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/business\/)\n\n[Get support](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n\n[Account](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/account\/api\/auth\/login\/)\n\n[Help Center](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n\n*search*\n\n[*support\\_agent\\_icon*](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/support\/)\n\n[Contact Us](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n\n1. [Help Center](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/topic\/11)![Forward Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg)\n2. [Fiber user guide](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/topic\/971)![Forward Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg)\n3. [Manage your network](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/topic\/985)![Forward Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg)\n4. [Network management basics](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/topic\/986)![Forward Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg)\n5. ...![Forward Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg)\n6. Find Your IP Address\n\n1. [![Back Arrow](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/arrow_back.f6e539cf.svg)Network management basics](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/topic\/986)\n\n# Find Your IP Address\nLook up your public IP address online and identify a GFiber device's internal IP address within your GFiber account.\n***\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nIf you have a Google Wifi or Nest Wifi Pro router, you can [find your IP address in the Google Home app](https:\/\/support.google.com\/googlenest\/answer\/6274694).\n\nDifferences between a public and internal IP address\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\nThe public IP address of your network is a unique number assigned by GFiber. All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address.\n\nThe internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router.\n\nThe router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.)\n\nGenerally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away.\n\nHow to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\n1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\n2. Visit one of the following websites:\n   - [whatsmyip.org](http:\/\/www.whatsmyip.org\/)\n   - [whatismyip.com](http:\/\/www.whatismyip.com\/)\n3. Either of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network.\n\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nYou can also [use the Google Fiber app](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1945) to look up your public IP address.\n\nHow to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\n1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\n2. Sign into your [GFiber account](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/account\/)with your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different.\n3. Select the **Network** tab, then click **Devices** to view devices that are or have been on your network.\n   ![](https:\/\/storage.googleapis.com\/support-kms-prod\/uJe4WTC2UmeFFQByBro6kIRMzpUCUVTkgq31)\n4. Select the device for which you wish to find the local IP address.\n5. The details about the selected device are shown.\n   \n   ![](https:\/\/storage.googleapis.com\/support-kms-prod\/klLP4sLxa4qL8sQP3FnjHTNCeEbcSKYMFtOG)\n\nPlease note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network.\n\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nYou can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the **Network** section \\> **Edit network** \\> [**Advanced network settings**](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1858), then selecting the **Addresses** tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown.\n\nYou can also [use the Google Fiber app](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1945) to look up a GFiber device’s internal IP address\n\n[Read more](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/)\n\n#### Related Articles\n![Connect devices to your network](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Connect devices to your network](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1870)\n\n![Change your Wi-Fi password](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Change your Wi-Fi password](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1931)\n\n![Configure your Wifi Network](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Configure your Wifi Network](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1852)\n\n![Overview of the network tab](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Overview of the network tab](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1853)\n\n![Find your IP address in the Google Fiber app](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Find your IP address in the Google Fiber app](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1945)\n\n![Find your Wi-Fi Password](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Find your Wi-Fi Password](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1855)\n\n![Change your Wi-Fi Network Name](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article_icon.9ed2fc01.svg)\n\n[Change your Wi-Fi Network Name](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1854)\n\nFollow us\n\n[Español]()\n\nCheck availability\n\n- [Residential service](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/)\n- [Small business](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/business\/)\n- [Property managers](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/properties\/)\n- [Google Fiber cities](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/#cities)\n- [City officials](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/cityofficials\/)\n\nLearn More\n\n- [Internet](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/)\n- [Wi-Fi tech](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/wifi\/)\n- [Streaming TV](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/tv\/)\n- [GFiber Phone](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/phone\/)\n- [Gaming](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/gaming\/)\n- [Work from home](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/workfromhome\/)\n- [Distance learning](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/learning\/)\n- [Broadband Labels*launch*](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/broadband-labels\/)\n\nSupport\n\n- [Contact us](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n- [FAQ](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/faq\/)\n- [Help Center*launch*](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n- [Privacy & Terms](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/legal\/)\n- [Speed Test](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/speedtest\/)\n\nAbout Us\n\n- [Blog](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/blog\/)\n- [Careers](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/careers\/)\n- [Community Impact](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/community\/)\n- [Belonging](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/belonging\/)\n- [About GFiber](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/google-fiber-facts\/)\n- [GFiber Labs](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/gfiber-labs\/)\n\nCheck availability\n*expand\\_more*\n\n[Residential service](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/)\n\n[Small business](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/business\/)\n\n[Property managers](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/properties\/)\n\n[Google Fiber cities](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/#cities)\n\n[City officials](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/cityofficials\/)\n\nLearn More\n*expand\\_more*\n\n[Internet](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/)\n\n[Wi-Fi tech](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/wifi\/)\n\n[Streaming TV](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/tv\/)\n\n[GFiber Phone](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/phone\/)\n\n[Gaming](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/gaming\/)\n\n[Work from home](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/workfromhome\/)\n\n[Distance learning](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/internet\/learning\/)\n\n[Broadband Labels*launch*](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/broadband-labels\/)\n\nSupport\n*expand\\_more*\n\n[Contact us](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n\n[FAQ](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/faq\/)\n\n[Help Center*launch*](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/)\n\n[Privacy & Terms](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/legal\/)\n\n[Speed Test](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/speedtest\/)\n\nAbout Us\n*expand\\_more*\n\n[Blog](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/blog\/)\n\n[Careers](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/careers\/)\n\n[Community Impact](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/community\/)\n\n[Belonging](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/belonging\/)\n\n[About GFiber](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/google-fiber-facts\/)\n\n[GFiber Labs](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/gfiber-labs\/)\n\n© 2026 Google Fiber Inc. \\| 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043","attrs_readable_markdown":"Look up your public IP address online and identify a GFiber device's internal IP address within your GFiber account.\n***\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nDifferences between a public and internal IP address\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\nThe public IP address of your network is a unique number assigned by GFiber. All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address.\n\nThe internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router.\n\nThe router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.)\n\nGenerally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away.\n\nHow to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\n1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\n2. Visit one of the following websites:\n   - [whatsmyip.org](http:\/\/www.whatsmyip.org\/)\n   - [whatismyip.com](http:\/\/www.whatismyip.com\/)\n3. Either of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network.\n\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nHow to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network\n\n![faq](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg)\n\n1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice).\n2. Sign into your [GFiber account](https:\/\/fiber.google.com\/account\/)with your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different.\n3. Select the **Network** tab, then click **Devices** to view devices that are or have been on your network.\n   ![](https:\/\/storage.googleapis.com\/support-kms-prod\/uJe4WTC2UmeFFQByBro6kIRMzpUCUVTkgq31)\n4. Select the device for which you wish to find the local IP address.\n5. The details about the selected device are shown.\n   \n   ![](https:\/\/storage.googleapis.com\/support-kms-prod\/klLP4sLxa4qL8sQP3FnjHTNCeEbcSKYMFtOG)\n\nPlease note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network.\n\n![tool-tip](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/_next\/static\/media\/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg)\n\nYou can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the **Network** section \\> **Edit network** \\> [**Advanced network settings**](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1858), then selecting the **Addresses** tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown.\n\nYou can also [use the Google Fiber app](https:\/\/gfiber.com\/support\/en\/answer\/1945) to look up a GFiber device’s internal IP address","meta_canonical":null}

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5. Seen Status Check

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INDEXABLE

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Filter	Status	Condition	Details
HTTP status	PASS	`download_http_code = 200`	HTTP 200
Age cutoff	PASS	`download_stamp > now() - 6 MONTH`	0.1 months ago
History drop	PASS	`isNull(history_drop_reason)`	No drop reason
Spam/ban	PASS	`fh_dont_index != 1 AND ml_spam_score = 0`	ml_spam_score=0
Canonical	PASS	`meta_canonical IS NULL OR = '' OR = src_unparsed`	Not set

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URL	https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1841/
Last Crawled	2026-04-04 10:55:02 (2 days ago)
First Indexed	2025-01-23 02:21:58 (1 year ago)
HTTP Status Code	200
Meta Title	Find Your IP Address
Meta Description	Easily find your public and internal IP addresses with our guide on gfiber.com. Enhance your network management and connectivity effortlessly.
Meta Canonical	null
Boilerpipe Text	Look up your public IP address online and identify a GFiber device's internal IP address within your GFiber account. Differences between a public and internal IP address The public IP address of your network is a unique number assigned by GFiber. All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address. The internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router. The router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.) Generally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away. How to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). Visit one of the following websites: whatsmyip.org whatismyip.com Either of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network. How to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). Sign into your GFiber account with your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different. Select the Network tab, then click Devices to view devices that are or have been on your network. Select the device for which you wish to find the local IP address. The details about the selected device are shown. Please note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network. You can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the Network section > Edit network > Advanced network settings , then selecting the Addresses tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown. You can also use the Google Fiber app to look up a GFiber device’s internal IP address
Markdown	menu [![Google Fiber Logo](https://images.ctfassets.net/9mgrbgdewrzl/4uRHWe0GvcsWr6i9S7uRfh/f6c81f9e45ba648abc7e691c7a54a533/gfiber-logo.svg)](https://fiber.google.com/) Fiber Citieskeyboard\_arrow\_down Productskeyboard\_arrow\_down [Business](https://fiber.google.com/business/) [Get support](https://gfiber.com/support/en/) [Account](https://gfiber.com/account/api/auth/login/) [Help Center](https://gfiber.com/support/en/) search [support\_agent\_icon](https://fiber.google.com/support/) [Contact Us](https://gfiber.com/support/en/) 1. [Help Center](https://gfiber.com/support/en/topic/11)![Forward Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg) 2. [Fiber user guide](https://gfiber.com/support/en/topic/971)![Forward Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg) 3. [Manage your network](https://gfiber.com/support/en/topic/985)![Forward Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg) 4. [Network management basics](https://gfiber.com/support/en/topic/986)![Forward Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg) 5. ...![Forward Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_forward.af2387bc.svg) 6. Find Your IP Address 1. [![Back Arrow](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/arrow_back.f6e539cf.svg)Network management basics](https://gfiber.com/support/en/topic/986) # Find Your IP Address Look up your public IP address online and identify a GFiber device's internal IP address within your GFiber account. * ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) If you have a Google Wifi or Nest Wifi Pro router, you can [find your IP address in the Google Home app](https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/6274694). Differences between a public and internal IP address ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) The public IP address of your network is a unique number assigned by GFiber. All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address. The internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router. The router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.) Generally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away. How to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) 1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). 2. Visit one of the following websites: - [whatsmyip.org](http://www.whatsmyip.org/) - [whatismyip.com](http://www.whatismyip.com/) 3. Either of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network. ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) You can also [use the Google Fiber app](https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1945) to look up your public IP address. How to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) 1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). 2. Sign into your [GFiber account](https://fiber.google.com/account/)with your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different. 3. Select the Network tab, then click Devices to view devices that are or have been on your network. ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/support-kms-prod/uJe4WTC2UmeFFQByBro6kIRMzpUCUVTkgq31) 4. Select the device for which you wish to find the local IP address. 5. The details about the selected device are shown. ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/support-kms-prod/klLP4sLxa4qL8sQP3FnjHTNCeEbcSKYMFtOG) Please note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network. ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) You can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the Network section \> Edit network \> [Advanced network settings](https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1858), then selecting the Addresses** tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown. 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Readable Markdown	Look up your public IP address online and identify a GFiber device's internal IP address within your GFiber account. * ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) Differences between a public and internal IP address ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) The public IP address of your network is a unique number assigned by GFiber. All incoming and outgoing traffic (such as email, texts, web searches, and so on) uses that externally facing public IP address. The internal (private) IP address of a device on your network is a unique number that is assigned by your router when that device connects to your GFiber home network. All devices on your network — including those wired to the router and those connected wirelessly — are assigned a local IP address by the router. The router assigns IP addresses in numerical order (for example, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, and so on) and reassigns IP addresses after they are released by devices that are turned off or leave the area covered by the network. (So the IP address of a particular device is not necessarily the same every time it connects.) Generally, you do not need to know the IP address of a device. However, you can determine the IP address of any device on your network or your public IP address, if you’d like to do so. You might need your device’s internal IP address if you’re applying advanced settings for a particular device. And you might need your network’s public IP address if you’re troubleshooting or accessing your home network while you’re away. How to check the public IP address of your network with a web browser ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) 1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). 2. Visit one of the following websites: - [whatsmyip.org](http://www.whatsmyip.org/) - [whatismyip.com](http://www.whatismyip.com/) 3. Either of these web pages will detect and display the public IP address of your network. ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) How to look up the internal IP address of a device on your network ![faq](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-accordion-down.0bb5a91d.svg) 1. Open a web browser (such as Chrome, Firefox, or any browser of your choice). 2. Sign into your [GFiber account](https://fiber.google.com/account/)with your email and password. Please note that the email addresses you use to sign in to your Google account and your GFiber account may be different. 3. Select the Network tab, then click Devices to view devices that are or have been on your network. ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/support-kms-prod/uJe4WTC2UmeFFQByBro6kIRMzpUCUVTkgq31) 4. Select the device for which you wish to find the local IP address. 5. The details about the selected device are shown. ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/support-kms-prod/klLP4sLxa4qL8sQP3FnjHTNCeEbcSKYMFtOG) Please note that these are advanced settings – you won't need to view or change these settings for typical use of your network. ![tool-tip](https://gfiber.com/support/_next/static/media/article-tool-tip.39c70604.svg) You can view your router’s local DHCP IP range by clicking the Network section \> Edit network \> [Advanced network settings](https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1858), then selecting the Addresses** tab. Your router’s local IPv4 address, subnet mask, and DHCP start and end addresses are shown. You can also [use the Google Fiber app](https://gfiber.com/support/en/answer/1945) to look up a GFiber device’s internal IP address
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