Public IP address
This is the IP address visible to the lookup service, which may differ from your device's local network address. After switching routes, run the check again and compare the results with the selected location.
See the address, location, and ISP visible to websites for your current connection. Results come from the VPNZR lookup interface. Run the check again after changing your connection.
CURRENT EXIT
Getting your current connection details from the VPNZR lookup interface.
Proxy status is informational and comes from the lookup interface. An unflagged result does not guarantee any particular level of privacy protection. This page does not test for DNS leaks.
READ THE RESULT
Your public IP tells you which address a website sees. The other fields help identify your connection route.
This is the IP address visible to the lookup service, which may differ from your device's local network address. After switching routes, run the check again and compare the results with the selected location.
Location and ISP details come from IP geolocation data and can help you check whether your public IP broadly matches your expectations. Database updates may lag, and an IP location does not necessarily reflect your device's actual location.
A status is shown only when the lookup interface explicitly provides a detection result. Different networks and detection methods may produce different results; this alone cannot confirm route quality or privacy status.
A public IP lookup only shows the address used to reach the VPNZR interface; it cannot tell you where your DNS requests are handled. Check the resolvers actually used by your device or client separately.
Connect to the route you want to check, note the selected location, and make sure the client has the relevant DNS settings enabled.
Use your device's or client's DNS diagnostics to view resolver details, then compare them with your expected configuration.
If DNS requests are still taking an unexpected route, check your device's DNS settings, your browser's Secure DNS settings, and your client configuration, then run the check again.
This page does not display DNS test results or treat your public IP's location as proof of a DNS leak.
PRIVACY NOTE
VPNZR does not log lookups. This page displays information returned by the lookup interface and does not save results to your browser's local storage. After you close the page, anything copied to your clipboard remains under your device's control.