Public connection · Same-origin lookup
Reads the IP, country or region, ISP, and proxy signals visible to websites when your current network request reaches them. The lookup accesses only SQVPN's same-origin API and does not use third-party public lookup services.
NETWORK OBSERVATION
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RESULT INTERPRETATION
The results describe the network endpoint presented when the current browser request reaches this site. They are not the same as the address assigned to a local network interface on your device.
IP
Your public IP is the address external websites actually see. Run the check again after switching routes. If the address and location change with the selected endpoint, your browser traffic is reaching this site through the new network path.
GEO
The location comes from a geographic database of network addresses and is suitable only for estimating the general endpoint region. It does not indicate your device's physical location and may vary temporarily when providers update their address ranges.
ISP
The ISP field identifies the network organization associated with the current endpoint address. Dedicated, relay, and direct routes may show different organization names; the name alone does not indicate route speed or stability.
SIGNAL
This field displays only the identification result returned by the GeoIP API. Detection databases may be updated with a delay, so “Not detected” is not an absolute conclusion about the network path. If the API does not provide this field, it will show “Temporarily unavailable.”
DNS SELF-CHECK
DNS converts domain names into network addresses. If endpoint traffic and DNS queries take different paths, the destination may see a resolver source that does not match the selected route.
After connecting to the route you plan to use, run this page's check and record the public IP, country or region, and ISP as a baseline for comparison.
In the client's network or DNS settings, confirm that DNS resolution is enabled with the connection. If the system uses a custom DNS server, verify that it matches your current network setup.
Close pages that are still using the old connection, then open a new browser tab and refresh the check. After system sleep or frequent network changes, reconnect as well.
Disconnect and reconnect the route first, then check the client's DNS settings. If the issue persists, try another route for comparison and submit a support ticket through the user panel.
PRIVACY NOTE
This page does not record lookup results. The browser sends a request only to SQVPN's same-origin GeoIP API to return current endpoint details; results are not sent to third-party public lookup services.
If the API is temporarily unavailable, every result field will clearly show “Temporarily unavailable.” The page does not generate substitute addresses or present preset content as a live lookup result.