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Check your exit IP

2 minutesFor: EveryoneMain guide step 5: Check it works

How

On a device with the app connected, open ip.net.coffee/claude/ in the browser.

Item on the page Meaning It should be
Claude AI exit IP The IP Claude sees for you Your server’s IP
Region, city Where that IP is The server’s location
IP type Residential, data center or native Your own server usually shows data center — normal
Trust score Claude’s rating of the IP Higher is better; a data-center IP won’t be perfect
DNS leak test Where your DNS lookups exit Not in China
WebRTC UDP leak test The IP the browser’s WebRTC reports Your server’s IP (computers only)
Example ip.net.coffee/claude result
Example result (the page is in Chinese): the red boxes are the exit IP Claude sees, the DNS leak status and WebRTC's UDP exit. IPs are replaced with the example 203.0.113.10; personal details are hidden. Screenshot 2026-10; the interface may have changed since.

You should see

The exit IP is your server, and neither the DNS nor the WebRTC exit is in China.

If it looks wrong

  • The exit IP is your home IP: traffic isn’t going through the proxy — check the app is connected with the profile selected.
  • The exit IP is some other foreign IP: another proxy or VPN may be running, or your home router has one.
  • DNS or WebRTC in China: see Check for DNS leaks and Check for WebRTC leaks.

This setup is for you and your family only. Follow local laws and each site's and AI tool's terms of use. Open source (MIT) — code and feedback on GitHub.