Ip address for connection test

[mostbp432]

you can use LiveTcpUdpWatch or similar software, and watch from which ip is downloading data

got it, THANK YOU

[rocker84]

got it, THANK YOU

anytime! and of course on CMD you just:
ping ipnumber

or you can use Colasoft ping tool to monitor the connection, like once per hour

[backtester831]

Hello, on one account it seems to be loading from 67.152.7.180, with a 17ms ping
on a second account it is loading from 34.120.3.201 , 0 ms ping

both accounts are on NinjatraderMobile vps.

67.152.7.180 is with NT 8.1.1.7 (because gmail doesnt work on new one, and I need notifications, thread::QDkDo3Lhd1KMIH_uG2sTEUA:: with Spencer), it is with "Continuum" connection
34.120.3.201 is with NT 8.1.2.1 with "live" connection

So, how can understand this? How is the best way to check the VPS?

If your ninjamobiletrader vps is in Chicago, then it makes sense that the live.tradovateapi.com ( 34.120.3.201 ) is 0 ms. I use them too for my futures trading, been very happy with it and highly recommend it

The other IP 67.152.7.180, I'm not sure what that is because searching it online shows it's in NYC, so also makes sense that if your ninjamobiletrader vps is in Chicago, then 17ms ping from Chicago to NY. They also have NYC & NJ servers, I have multiple vps with them and use their NYC/NJ location for MetaTrader.

[AunkerSlave]

If you're looking to check your IP address for a connection test, you can try some online tools that help analyze your network. They can show you how stable your connection is and if there are any issues with speed or reliability. I’ve tried a few before, and they’re pretty helpful, especially if you’re dealing with lag or slow performance. You might also want to check if your internet provider is giving you the speed they promised. Here’s a good tool you can use for an ip stress test.