IPv4 and IPv6
IPv4 uses addresses such as 8.8.8.8. IPv6 offers a much larger address space. Your browser and network can support one or both protocols.
Public IP address check
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Check your visible public IP, domain exposure, mail configuration and website protection indicators.
Your IP:216.73.216.150
No open ports detected among the ports tested. This is not a complete security audit.
IP information
IP address216.73.216.150
ISP / ASNAmazon.com / AS16509 Amazon.com, Inc.
Hostname-
LocationColumbus
RegionOhio
CountryUnited States / US
Quick status
IP lookupOK
Port exposureNone found
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Port exposure test
No open ports were found among the common ports tested. This does not prove that every port is closed.
Browser privacy & WebRTC leak test Optional · expand to run
This optional check uses WebRTC with Google's public STUN server and sends the resulting IP candidates and browser details to this website's diagnostics API. It may reveal local or public network addresses to the test. Nothing runs until you select the button.
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Understand what your connection reveals
Your public IP address identifies your internet connection to websites and services. It may represent a home router, your mobile carrier, your organization, or a VPN exit point. The location associated with an IP is an estimate, not a precise GPS location.
Why check ports?
A reachable TCP port may indicate a service is exposed to the internet. An unreachable port does not necessarily mean the device is secure.
Why DNS matters
DNS directs visitors to websites. SPF, DKIM and DMARC help mail providers identify messages authorized by a domain.
Are these tests a security audit?
No. xMyIP provides point-in-time diagnostic signals that can help you troubleshoot. Firewalls, proxies, DNS changes, VPNs and network policies may affect the results. Use port and website checks only on networks and systems you own or are authorized to test.