All computers connected to the Internet have an IP (Internet Protocol) address that enables systems to interact with each other. Usually your IP address will be set by your network administrator, your ISP, or in your computer's network settings. If you connect to the Internet through a proxy or through a router that uses NAT (Network Address Translation), systems on the Internet may see the proxy or router's IP address instead.

Your Internet-visible IP address is 38.103.63.17. This is the address seen by web servers, mail servers, and any other systems you connect to over the Internet. Note that some networks will assign you a new IP address each time you connect.