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I'm experimenting with port forwarding with my cable modem and need to be able to test it. &nbsp;I can't test it behind my modem because that just goes to the modem setup page. &nbsp;Is there a web site somewhere that has a browser in it that I can use to call back to my IP address?
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I'm experimenting with port forwarding with my cable modem and need to be able to test it.  I can't test it behind my modem because that just goes to the modem setup page.  Is there a web site somewhere that has a browser in it that I can use to call back to my IP address?

Looking for web site from which I can browse the internet in order to test my port forwarding

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