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Check TSPU and website blocking

Check an IP or domain and view scanner responses across Russia. CIS users can also compare IP, DNS and WebRTC before and after VPN.

  1. Disconnect VPN and run the check.
  2. Save the result.
  3. Connect VPN and check again.

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How to read the results
Public IP
The address seen by this site. IPv4 and IPv6 probes may follow different routes.
IPv6
An IPv6 address is not itself a leak. Compare it with your address before VPN. Failure does not prove IPv6 is disabled.
DNS
Resolvers observed for unique DNS queries. Matching a before-VPN resolver may warrant review; shared public resolvers do not prove a leak.
WebRTC
WebRTC collects ICE candidates without camera or microphone access. A timeout or blocked STUN is inconclusive.
HTTPS
HTTPS encrypts this page’s connection; it does not prove VPN protection.
Checks and privacy
Checks run only on request. IP probes contact ipify; WebRTC contacts Google STUN. DNS queries go to our diagnostic service. The comparison stays in this tab; clearing it removes the saved addresses.

A browser cannot verify the entire device, the VPN protocol or kill switch. Changed IP alone does not prove full protection.

Save a result with VPN disconnected, connect VPN, then repeat the check.

Check a server or website

Check domains, IP addresses, subnets and ASN against blocking and CDN lists. An external diagnostic service processes the address. List results do not guarantee reachability from your network.

Website access checks for CIS users

Users in Russia and other CIS countries can enter a server IP or domain to inspect network data, list matches and regional scanner responses.

What does the TSPU check show?

TSPU refers to Russia’s technical means for countering threats. Results show signs of TSPU/DPI and SNI blocking, DNS spoofing, reachability and CDN/RKN list matches on tested routes. They do not establish the cause of every connection failure. Uncertain or missing responses do not confirm availability.

Does the map test every CIS country?

The map shows scanners in Russian regions, not measurements from other CIS countries. Test your own browser connection and compare IP, DNS and WebRTC before and after VPN. RKN results refer to Russia’s registry.

SRSPDNSThe actual route matters