This is a planning diagram from addresses you typed in, not a live scan of a real network — nothing here touches your actual infrastructure. If you need the real topology, IP usage, and VLAN layout mapped out and documented, that’s exactly what a Network Assessment covers.
Honest limitation: “Detect My Public IP” makes a request from your browser to a third-party service (ipify.org) to ask what address your traffic looks like it’s coming from — that request itself briefly leaves your browser, which is disclosed here rather than fired silently on page load. This tool cannot see your actual LAN topology, connected devices, or internal routing — a browser tab is sandboxed from that by design, which is also why no legitimate “network mapper” can be a passive webpage. Modern browsers also hide your real local IP behind a randomized
.local address (mDNS obfuscation) for privacy, so a true local-IP lookup via WebRTC is unreliable here on purpose — it’s not a bug in this tool.
Want an actual map of what’s on your network — devices, VLANs, rogue access points, undocumented switches? A Network Assessment does that with real tools on-site, not a browser tab.