Network Route / Connection Check

IP Address and Location

See the route used by your browser. After connecting or switching routes, run the check again and compare results. This page does not show the network route used by other apps.

Current Route Details

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Public IP
Temporarily unavailable
Country / Region
Temporarily unavailable
ISP / Network Provider
Temporarily unavailable
Proxy Detected
Temporarily unavailable

Missing fields are shown as “Temporarily unavailable.” Proxy detection does not confirm a successful connection or guarantee privacy and security.

What This Information Means

First check whether your public IP has changed, then confirm that the app you’re using works as expected. No single field can verify the entire connection.

Public IP: The address used for this request

This is the source address observed by ZaiVPN, not your device’s address on the local network. If your client uses per-app or per-site rules, your browser and other apps may use different routes. Run the check again after switching routes to see whether this page’s request follows the selected route.

Location: Region listed in the IP database

The country or region is based on IP geolocation, not your device’s precise location. IP allocations, data center locations, and database updates may not align. If the result differs from the route name, check the active route and routing rules in your client before assuming there’s a connection issue.

ISP: Network associated with the public IP

This usually shows the network provider or organization associated with the public IP. When using an international route, its name may differ from your local broadband provider. It describes the exit network, not how your device connects locally, and does not indicate your actual bandwidth.

Proxy Detection: A Limited Reference

This page displays a status only when the interface returns a clear result. “No proxy detected” does not mean you aren’t using a proxy, and “Proxy detected” does not mean a service will necessarily block access. If no result is returned, the status remains unknown; missing data is not treated as a negative result.

DNS Leak Check

This page checks your network route; it does not run a DNS leak test. A changed public IP alone does not prove that domain lookup requests follow the same route.

DNS translates domain names into network addresses. If domain lookups still go through an unexpected resolver after connecting, review your DNS settings. However, a resolver’s location may differ from your public IP’s location, so a geographic mismatch alone does not confirm a leak.

  1. Check your client’s DNS mode. Review the client settings and connection logs to confirm whether DNS requests follow the configured proxy route. Option names vary by client.
  2. Check your browser and system settings. Secure DNS in your browser, manually configured system resolvers, and other network tools can all change the DNS route. Save your existing settings before making changes, and avoid changing multiple variables at once.
  3. Reconnect and review the logs. Clear relevant caches or restart your browser, then visit a domain and check the client logs to see where DNS requests went. If the logs don’t show resolver details, this page can’t provide that information.
  4. Test each app separately. Routing rules may send different apps through different routes. If you need help, open a support ticket with your client, operating system, route, and a description of the issue. Mask sensitive information such as subscription credentials first.

Read the Getting Started Guide · Troubleshoot Connection Issues · Open a Support Ticket

Privacy and Troubleshooting

Queries are not logged. Requests are processed through ZaiVPN’s GeoIP interface, and results are not saved in your browser’s persistent storage. The public IP is copied to your clipboard only when you click the copy button.

If you see “Temporarily unavailable,” check your internet connection and try again, or switch routes and retry. A failed lookup does not mean your device lacks a public IP or that the route is unusable. This page does not fall back to a third-party public lookup service.

Read the Privacy Policy