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AI service troubleshooting

ChatGPT works poorly, or Codex and the API cannot connect?

ChatGPT not loading, or Codex and the OpenAI API unable to connect? Check service status, web/API reachability, IP, DNS, WebRTC and browser consistency.

Open full IP report

This page helps locate connection problems. It does not predict account enforcement or represent an official OpenAI verdict. The check contacts public Google and Cloudflare STUN nodes; reachability does not prove account access.

Use this page when you run into one of these problems

You do not need to understand ASN, STUN or browser fingerprinting. We translate the underlying evidence into likely problem areas.

  • 01ChatGPT will not load
  • 02Login, OAuth or verification is failing
  • 03The web app works but Codex or the API fails
  • 04The connection became unstable after a network change

Diagnosis results

The evidence most relevant to access, login and connection stability is explained together.

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Public IP--Waiting
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Likely problem areas

Current-session evidence points to areas worth checking. Unknown data stays neutral, and no single anomaly decides the result.

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Web, login and API connection checks

These checks only observe whether the browser can start a request or complete a handshake. They do not prove that an account, login, API key or product feature works.

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ChatGPT WebSocket--Waiting
Codex WebSocket--Waiting
Technical evidence (advanced)For technical review of browser fields, TraceScope API receipts, WebRTC candidates and request timing from this run.
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Why run it

What this diagnosis helps you determine

Separate a platform incident from a local network or browser-environment issue before changing routes or reinstalling anything.

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Is the platform having an incident?

Review official status and recent incidents before treating the problem as local.

02

Can your current network reach it?

Check web, login and API routes separately, then compare IP, DNS, WebRTC and IPv6 paths.

03

Does the browser environment disagree with itself?

Compare IP region, timezone, language and browser claims to surface inconsistencies worth reviewing.