Network diagnostics

AI Service Connectivity Check: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

Check browser connectivity to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and more, with IPv4/IPv6 exit, IP, ASN, and network context. A connection does not prove account or feature access.

Locate region
  1. Parse IP
  2. Locate region
  3. Match ASN
  4. Check proxy / VPN / Tor
  5. Check risk lists
  6. Summarize AI access

Result

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Evidence will appear after the exit check finishes.

AI Availability

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AI routing exits

Identifies the public exits used by AI apps and vendor networks.
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Identifying AI service exits

Supported endpoints are being checked without replacing the existing connectivity result.

View complete AI routing results

Results reflect the public exit returned by an app or vendor network endpoint for this connection. They do not represent account, subscription, or product availability.

How to read this check

How to Read an AI Service Connectivity Check

A connectivity check shows whether this browser can reach an AI service's public resource. Read it with the current IPv4, IPv6, and network profile; it is not an account, subscription, or complete-feature verdict.

Connectivity only covers public-resource access

The check asks whether this browser can connect to a service's public check resource. A successful connection does not prove account sign-in, subscription eligibility, or access to every product feature.

What to review when one service fails

  • Confirm whether one service or several services show the same symptom
  • Compare the current IPv4 and IPv6 exits, IP, ASN, and network type
  • Keep the exact page message, then open the service-specific check or guide

When to inspect routing exits

Open the AI routing exit check when only one service fails, a proxy rule may not match, or IPv4 and IPv6 behave differently. It compares the public exits used by different services instead of treating connectivity and routing as the same question.