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For Servers hosted at home, open [whatsmyip.org](https://whatsmyip.org) in a Browser.
This will output the public IPv4 address your you are being contacted with from the Global Network.
If you are still having connection troubles, check [XXXXX]:
How to check for CGNAT?.
Note, that 127.0.0.1 is the localhost address and can only be used by yourself, if the Server is hosted on the same Computer.
If you are still having connection troubles with your home hosted server, check (probablyup.net)[https://probablyup.net/api] and the (port forwarding guide)[https://docs.beammp.com/server/port-forwarding/]
Note that 127.0.0.1 is localhost and should only be used by yourself, if the Server is hosted on the same Computer.
## How to check for CGNAT?
CGNAT, short for Carrier Grade Network address translation, causes you being unable to host a server at home.
To get around this, you can ask a friend to host the server, or host it with one of our (partnered hosting services)[https://docs.beammp.com/server/create-a-server/#1-port-forwarding:~:text=our%20partnered%20Services!-,Paid%20Services%3A,-Horizon%20Hosting]!
You can also try calling your ISP. Be aware, that a *static* IPv4 isn't necessary.
For further assistance, you can open a support ticket with the BeamMP Support team on the (Discord Server)[https://discord.gg/beammp].
Tags: IP, Server, Connection Failed, 10060/10061