Your IP address and browser details as seen by the server
View the request IP address and User-Agent string received by the Siteman server. These details can help when preparing a support request about a connection or browser issue.
Opening the page displays the incoming request IP address.
The User-Agent string contains details the browser sends about itself.
A VPN or proxy can change the address visible to the server.
User-Agent values can be modified and do not verify a device model.
The check does not identify a person or physical location.
- IP
- 216.73.216.38
- Browser reports
- Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
The server reports your IP. No geolocation is requested. The browser can modify its User-Agent.
Use the result in a support request
If a website will not open, include the visible IP and User-Agent with the page address and time of the error. These details help investigate the issue. An IP describes a network connection; several people on one network may share the same public address.
Practical uses
- Check your current IP when requesting access permission
- Compare the visible address before and after connecting a VPN
- See the User-Agent string your browser sends to the server
Frequently asked questions
Which IP appears when a VPN is enabled?
The result shows the address of the connection reaching the server. This may be the VPN or proxy exit address. The result alone does not establish that every application is routing its traffic through the VPN.
What would you like to make?
A short description and a way to reach you are enough to start.
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