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Egress IP Check

Verify the public exit IP presented by a browser, server, container, cloud function, or CLI request.

Method:
Dedicated frozen-contract workflow
Status:
idle

Input

Result

Ready

The service reflects only the current request connection, stores no request history, and does not score or configure a proxy.

Tool guide

Clear input, result, and evidence boundaries

Verify the public exit IP presented by a browser, server, container, cloud function, or CLI request.

01

Input and method

No target input; use the browser check or copy the fixed JSON and plain-text curl commands.

02

Reading the result

Observed IPv4 or IPv6, request protocol, ASN or organization, environment, and copyable endpoint formats are separated.

03

Boundary and privacy

The service reflects only the current request connection, stores no request history, and does not score or configure a proxy.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does Egress IP Check check?

Verify the public exit IP presented by a browser, server, container, cloud function, or CLI request.

What input does Egress IP Check accept?

No target input; use the browser check or copy the fixed JSON and plain-text curl commands.

How should I interpret Egress IP Check results?

Observed IPv4 or IPv6, request protocol, ASN or organization, environment, and copyable endpoint formats are separated.

What can Egress IP Check not prove?

The service reflects only the current request connection, stores no request history, and does not score or configure a proxy.

How does Egress IP Check handle input and results?

Input is used only for this explicit check. The service reflects only the current request connection, stores no request history, and does not score or configure a proxy.

When should I run Egress IP Check again?

Run it again after the relevant network, address, browser environment, or target changes. Observed IPv4 or IPv6, request protocol, ASN or organization, environment, and copyable endpoint formats are separated.

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