You reached this page by entering the public or private IP of ChrisPro’s reverse proxy server.
That might sound ordinary — but it isn’t. This address isn’t accessible from the open internet.
Instead, you’ve encountered what’s known as Hairpin NAT (also called NAT loopback). It’s a clever routing trick that lets devices inside a local network reach each other using the public IP — as if they were on the outside.
In other words, you looped out and back in — a digital mirror of your own network. Not every setup supports it, but when it does, it’s a subtle kind of magic.