What Is My IP

Show the public IP address and connection details you are reaching this site from.

Your address

216.73.216.193

IPv4

Connection

Reverse DNS: no reverse DNS record
Protocol: HTTP/1.1 over https
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
Languages: not sent

Forwarding chain

216.73.216.193 you
169.254.42.1 infrastructure
100.96.1.237 infrastructure
100.96.10.84 infrastructure

Read right to left. Each proxy appends the address it received the connection from, so the last entry is the one nearest this server and the first is whatever the original caller claimed. Your address is the right-most entry that is not itself infrastructure — anything further left can be set by the caller and is ignored.

From the command line

curl https://homelab.streamgrove.org/ip

Command-line clients get the bare address, so it drops straight into a variable. Add .json for the full detail:

curl -s https://homelab.streamgrove.org/ip.json

Not here yet

Autonomous system number and network operator
Rough geolocation, country and city level

Both need a database mapping addresses to networks. The accurate ones are either licensed or answered by a third party, and querying a third party would mean sending every visitor's address to someone else — so this is a deliberate pause rather than an oversight.

One address, not two

This shows the address you connected with. Reporting your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses together needs two hostnames, one with only an A record and one with only AAAA, so the browser is forced down each path in turn. That is a DNS change rather than a code change.