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My IP Checker\r

\r This skill discovers both the public (external) IP and the local (internal) IP of the current machine.\r \r

Step 1: Get public IP\r

\r Use a simple HTTPS endpoint that returns your public IP as plain text:\r \r

curl.exe -s https://ifconfig.me\r
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If the service is blocked or slow, try:\r
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```bash\r
curl.exe -s https://api.ipify.org\r
```\r
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## Step 2: Get local IPv4 address\r
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On **Windows** (PowerShell or cmd):\r
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```bash\r
ipconfig\r
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Then filter the output for lines containing `IPv4 地址` or `IPv4 Address`.\r
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On **Linux**:\r
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```bash\r
hostname -I\r
```\r
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This typically returns one or more local IPs separated by spaces.\r
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## Usage notes\r
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- Use Step 1 when configuring firewalls, VPNs, or any external allowlist.\r
- Use Step 2 when debugging LAN connectivity, port forwarding, or internal routing.\r
- Prefer HTTPS endpoints and avoid adding API keys; these services are free and anonymous.\r
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