Network provider
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Find your public IP instantly. Explore network, location and ownership details when you need them.
Your current connection IP as seen by Bovolab. No external lookup is performed on page load.
Enter a public IPv4 or IPv6 address to inspect its details.
Geolocation, network ownership and reverse DNS.
Geolocation database estimate. Not a GPS or physical address.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles load directly in your browser after a successful lookup.
Your IP and version appear instantly, without contacting external lookup providers.
Request estimated location, ISP/ASN, Reverse DNS and RDAP only when you need them.
View the approximate map location or copy network information for troubleshooting.
See where an IP is registered, what network it belongs to and where it may be located. All lookups are initiated by you.
No. The page displays your public IP from the incoming request. Full location, ISP, PTR and RDAP checks run only when you choose Check Full IP Details or Lookup IP.
No. IP geolocation is an estimate of network location and may be far from the actual device. The map is not a GPS location or home address.
Each visitor can request 15 full IP lookups within one minute. To protect the free geolocation data provider, Bovolab also limits its total external lookups to 800 per UTC day. An over-limit request receives an error without another lookup attempt.
Yes, if both connections are available. Click Test IPv4 / IPv6 to make two lightweight browser requests to protocol-specific ipify endpoints. Each returns the public IP used for that connection. If a request fails or is blocked, the result is inconclusive, not proof that the protocol is unavailable. Your existing Bovolab connection IP is always shown immediately.
Bovolab does not create application-side lookup history, database records, or downloaded map files. The optional connectivity test contacts ipify directly from your browser; the provider can see the IP used to connect. Detailed lookups also contact external data providers. Ordinary web-server access and error logs may still exist.