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1. [robloxhackers.lol](https://robloxhackers.lol)
2. [voxlis.net](https://voxlis.net)
3. [voxlis.com](https://voxlis.com)

# Table of Contents

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This will give several IP addresses, pick the first one that starts with `192`. The others are either APIPA addresses, loopback addresses, or explicitly set on your machine.

> [!WARNING]
> Using this method will run the server on your computer and should only be used for debugging. This means anyone who navigates to it is *connecting directly to the hosting device*. This can be a significant security issue if you don't know what you're doing, so limit access to this website to your local network when hosting on a personal computer. If you want to host a public website, refer to the [public server instructions](#public-server).
> Using this method will run the server on your computer and should only be used for debugging. This means anyone who navigates to it is *connecting directly to the hosting device*. This can be a significant security issue if you don't know what you're doing, so limit access to this website to your local network when hosting on a personal computer. If you want to host a public website, refer to the [public server instructions](#public-server).