Acerca de Conectividad IP
Comparar la conectividad IPv4 e IPv6 de este navegador
This is a browser connectivity snapshot, not an identity or performance guarantee. VPNs, proxies, firewalls, privacy extensions, mobile networks, and transient routing changes can affect one family without affecting the other.
Cómo usar esta herramienta de desarrollo
- Open the tool and wait for the IPv4 and IPv6 probes to complete independently.
- Compare the two cards to see which family returned a valid public address and which family is unavailable or unsupported.
- Refresh when you change networks, VPN settings, proxy settings, or browser privacy controls.
- Use the result with local router, operating-system, DNS, and application logs when diagnosing a dual-stack issue.
Privacidad y tratamiento de datos
The probes connect directly from this browser to the configured IPv4 and IPv6 detection endpoints. The returned public addresses are displayed for this session and are not sent to this site's lookup endpoint by this tool. Detection providers may process requests under their own policies.
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Preguntas frecuentes
Does IPv6 unavailable mean the internet is down?
No. Many networks still use IPv4 only, and a successful IPv4 result can provide normal access. It means this browser did not complete the configured IPv6 probe.
Why do the two IP addresses differ?
IPv4 and IPv6 can use different providers, VPN paths, egress points, or geolocation records. The difference is expected on many networks.
Does this tool measure speed?
No. It checks whether each address family can reach its detection endpoint and returns an address. It is not a bandwidth, latency, or quality-of-service test.