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HomeHow to identify your own public IP address on Ubuntu?

How to identify your own public IP address on Ubuntu?

2014-04-302017-11-28 Eric Computing

1. Install Curl

Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install curl

openSUSE: sudo zypper install curl

2. In a terminal, run

curl ifconfig.me

3. Your public IP should be returned.

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