Local IPv4
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Local lookup is running in the browser.
Local IP
Automatic detection depends on browser protections.
Amonip tries a local detection without third-party servers. If the browser masks the address, the page explains it clearly and points you to the right device guide.
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Local lookup is running in the browser.
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Local lookup is running in the browser.
Gateway and subnet mask are not reliably accessible from a web page. You can check them in the device network settings.
Device guide
Choose your device to follow the shortest path to network settings.
A local, or private, IP address identifies your device inside your home or office network. It is not routable on the internet and stays within your local network.
The browser can hide this data to protect your privacy. On Chrome and Android, WebRTC candidates can be replaced by a temporary mDNS name instead of a readable private address.
When that happens, Amonip must not invent an address. The page finishes the diagnostic and sends you to the guide for your device.
| Criterion | Local IP | Public IP |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Used on a private network | Used on the internet |
| Visibility | Visible only inside the network | Visible to online services |
| Example | 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x | Address assigned by the internet provider |
No. Detection happens in the browser and nothing is saved server-side.
The browser exposed a network candidate without revealing a readable private address. That is normal protection.
Use the guide for your device to find the local address in the network settings.