CURRENT NETWORK
Current network results
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Same-Origin GeoIP Lookup
View your current public IP
See the public address, location, and network provider currently used by your browser. Results come from VPNAO’s same-origin endpoint, with no third-party lookup service.
Understanding the results
What do this information mean
This lookup card describes the network exit point visible to the endpoint when your request reaches VPNAO. Use it to confirm whether your route has changed and whether the exit location matches your connection.
Public IP
Your public IP is the address external websites see. Run the lookup before and after changing routes; a different address or location indicates that browser requests are using a new network exit.
Country, region, and ISP
The country and region come from an IP geolocation database. ISP identifies the provider or data-center network assigned to the address. Database updates can lag, so use these results to assess the connection—not as an exact physical location.
Proxy status
Proxy status is a network classification returned by this site’s GeoIP endpoint and can help assess the characteristics of the current exit. Shared data centers, corporate networks, or recently updated address ranges may receive different classifications, so do not use it alone to diagnose a connection problem.
DNS CHECK
DNS leak self-check
A changed public IP does not mean DNS requests follow the same route. If DNS resolution is still handled by the original network, domain lookups may not match the current exit location.
Confirm the exit has changed first
Reconnect through the target route and run this lookup again. Confirm that the public IP and country match expectations before checking DNS; otherwise, troubleshoot the client connection or routing rules first.
Check system and browser settings
Check whether the operating system retains a manually configured DNS server and whether the browser has its own Secure DNS setting enabled. Independent settings may bypass the resolution path managed by the client.
Compare the resolution location
Use a trusted local diagnostic tool to identify the DNS resolver’s location. If resolution continues to point to the original network after the exit changes, check the client’s DNS handling and routing mode.
Verify again after changes
After adjusting settings, disconnect and reconnect, then clear the system DNS cache and browser connection cache. Check again whether the exit and resolution paths match.
Privacy notice
VPNAO does not record the IP, country, region, ISP, or proxy status returned by lookups on this page. Your browser sends requests only to the same-origin GeoIP endpoint, and the page does not forward results to a third-party public lookup service.
If the endpoint is temporarily unavailable, the results card will show “Temporarily unavailable.” This page never substitutes preset content for real lookup results.