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Identifying Local/Public IP Addresses
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Identifying the local IP

  1. Identifying Your Local IP - Proxidize Dashboard

    You can quickly identify the local IP of your host device by toggling the public IP toggle OFF in your "Device List" tab.

    Once the toggle is switched off, you will start seeing your local IP under the "IPv4 Proxies" column. (Ignore the proxy port)

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    You can get the local IP of your hosting device directly from the "System Information" tab.

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  2. Identifying Your Local IP - Router Web Interface

    Please refer to this article here if you are unaware of your router's IP address.

    This will depend on the router's model you have at home/office. But the concept should be the same for all routers.

    The screenshots provided are from the router we recommend, TP-Link AC1200.

    1. Log in to the router.

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    2. Move to the "Basic" tab and click "Wired Clients."

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    3. You should be able to see your hosting device under that list:

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Identifying the Public IP

  1. Identifying Your Public IP - Proxidize Dashboard

    You can locate the public IP of your host device by keeping the public IP toggle ON on your "Device List" tab.

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    You will see your public IP under the "IPv4 Proxies" column. (Ignore the proxy port)

  2. Identifying Your Public IP - Router Web Interface

    1. Log in to the router.

    2. Move to the "Basic" tab and click on "Internet."

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