A LITTLE CLARITY FOR YOUR CONNECTIONIP addresses. DNS. Answers.
Your public IP address
IPv4 CONNECTION216.73.217.11
Your public IP address is the address this server sees for your connection.View plain text ↗
Behind the address
Your connection at a glance- HOSTNAME / REVERSE DNS
- Looking up hostname…
- REQUEST METHOD
- GET
- LANGUAGE
- Not provided
- USER AGENT
- Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
THE TOOLBOX
Small tools. Straight answers.A few useful next steps.
DNS lookup
Find the records behind a hostname.
Look up records →Ping
Check whether a host responds.
Test a connection →Whois lookup
Explore domain registration details.
Look up a domain →IP ownership
See who an IP address is assigned to.
Look up an address →SPF validator
Inspect your email domain’s sender policy.
Validate a record →Blacklist check
Check a domain or mail server’s IP reputation.
Check an address →MADE FOR YOUR TERMINAL
Your IP, from the command line
A single command. A plain-text answer.
Or get the full picture as JSON.
JUST YOUR IP
curl https://justmyip.netALL CONNECTION DETAILS
curl https://justmyip.net/allSTRUCTURED JSON
curl https://justmyip.net/all.jsonMore endpoints & connection options
Read individual fields at /ip, /ua, /lang, /port, /method, /encoding, /mime, /charset, /via, and /forwarded. Forwarded headers are reported as received, not verified.
Use curl -4 or curl -6 to select IPv4 or IPv6 when supported by your network and this server.