How do I check the current public IP address of a remote location behind a NAT?

Welcome,

Description: i have an ISP that for individuals does not provide a fixed public IP address service, but a dynamic public IP address. This address is behind a NAT and changes with a certain frequency.

Can anyone suggest how to check the IP address of a remote location so that I know when it changes and to which one? I have devices and need remote access to them.

Regards,
Albert.

You start DDNS and refer by name.

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>>21720247 Unfortunately I don't have a computer in that location, so any DynDNS is out. I want to avoid putting a computer there just to check the IP address.

But you probably have your own router? As a rule, it is the one that gets the public address and DDNS is run on it.

Add the following formula to the router in the appropriate place
Each router has options for ddns noip and similar services.

albert_slask wrote:

Unfortunately I don't have a computer at this location, so any ddns is out. I want to avoid putting a computer there just to check the ip address

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You don't need a computer for this.Just need to configure the router.



Using the example of FunBox 3.0

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Specify the supplier and model of the router.



It is also possible, for example, to place a Synology or Qnap NAS with VPN there and after logging in with VPN to the NAS panel, you can see the address and who is connected to which address via VPN.



But this is an expensive solution.

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Or add a DDNS or other service on top of it.

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Or else buy the cheapest Raspberry :
(e.g. Raspberry Pi 3 model B+ WiFi DualBand Bluetooth 1GB RAM)
Plug in that location and connect via ssh to read the external IP.

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You could use a simple Bash + cron script to send the IPs
e.g. every hour to email, Telegram, Discord or write to a file on Dropbox/Google Drive.

or in Python - a simple Python script that sends IPs to Slack/Telegram/Discord at specified intervals.