> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bunny.net/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Which PoP you are being routed to

> Learn how to identify which CDN edge server is handling your requests and how to check your routing details.

BunnyCDN returns the server location and ID code with every request, which can help you easily determine which PoP and server you are being connected to. This guide explains how to get this information in three easy steps or by using automated diagnostic tools.

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### 1. Open your browser debug console

First, open your web browser developer tools by pressing `Ctrl + Shift + I` (Windows/Linux) or `Cmd + Option + I` (Mac) on your keyboard, and switch to the **Network** tab in the newly opened window.

*Note: In our example we are using Google Chrome, but the procedure is nearly identical across all modern web browsers.*

### 2. Find a bunny.net request in the network list

Next, enter the hostname of your Pull Zone into your browser address bar (such as `https://mytestzone.b-cdn.net`) and navigate to it. After the page finishes loading, you will see a list of individual assets and network requests appear in the table.

Select one of the requests going directly to BunnyCDN—this is typically the very first HTML document or initial request in the list.

### 3. Find the Server header in the request details

After selecting the request, a detail panel will open displaying the headers returned by the edge node you connected to. Look closely under the **Response Headers** section for the `Server` header, which will look something like `BunnyCDN-{PoP Code}-{Server-ID}`.

When debugging routing issues, you can use this to determine which location you are being routed to and if requested, forward this to our support team.

## Alternative option: using our Tools Report

In addition to the above, you can use our new diagnostic tools here: [Bunny Diagnostic Tools](https://tools.bunny.net/diagnostic-report) which will show you some metrics about your connection:

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