IP-Lookup.org

Hey there, esteemed visitor from United States . We look forward to seeing you on our website devoted to lookup and finding IP address locations or better said virtual IP tracing. We located you based on your own IP 3.236.18.161 as visitor from the city of Ashburn belonging to the region Virginia (Old Dominion; Mother of Presidents) in United States. And that is just the beginning.
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What do we mean by IP LookUP?

IP lookup is the process of searching for an IP address with the aim of determining more information regarding the geolocation of the device or the user behind it.

By geolocation, in the context of IP search, we mean not only to find the latitude and longitude coordinates of a certain location but also the display of the city, region, zip code, ISP, organization and time zone.

The technical side of the lookup process is quite simple. All you have to do is type the required IP or domain into the form at the bottom of the page and you will get the result instantly back including the visual geographical location of the requested IP.

What is an IP address?

An IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) stands for Internet Protocol Address and consists of numbers that identify the device in the local network and the Internet. Thanks to the numbers, it is possible to track and trace the device and determine its location. Just as an ID card has a unique number that can be used to find out many things about a person under that number, an IP can tell us many things about the device that uses it.

If we know someone's IP, then in a large number of cases we can easily find out which country the IP belongs to, who the ISP (internet server provider) is, which organization it belongs to, region, city, postal code. The only thing that is not possible to get is an exact physical location due to respect for the right to privacy.

What is the main difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

We distinguish two versions of the Internet protocol:

• IPv4 which was deployed in 1982 and which uses 32-bit addresses for communication and
• IPv6 which is more recent and which begins to be deployed in 1995 and which uses 128-bit addresses for communication.

IPv4 as an older and primary version of the Internet protocol is still used in more than 85% of Internet protocol cases In addition to the difference in the size of the address, other significant differences are reflected in the fact that IPv4 is a numerical method, while IPv6 is an alphanumeric addressing method and that the binary bits in IPv4 are separated by a dot while in IPv6 they are separated by a colon.

An example between address differences is best seen in the following example where the IPv4 address for the Bing.com domain is 204.79.197.200 while the IPv6 address is 2620:1ec:c11::200

A collection of our Network & IP tools

To be able to get all the necessary IP related details, you need certain IP & network tools such as:

• IP Location with which it is possible to search for IP addresses or domain names and directly gain a visual insight into their geolocation on the map.
• Traceroute online tool which allows you to visually navigate the map, with the help of the classic tracert IP command, to find all hops including response time from the host to the final destination.
• Whois Lookup when checking your request, sends that query via the Whois protocol to a database for information about the requested IP or Domain and allows you to get a lot of details about servers, organization and ISP, including very often name, email, location residence and phone number of the person or registrant who registered and maintains the specific domain name, website or IP range block to which the requested IP address belongs.
• DNS Lookup is used to determine names for a specific IPv4 or IPv6 and to check DNS records for domains.
  • NS Lookup as part of DNS to help you find all the authoritative nameservers along with their IP addresses.
  • MX Lookup as part of DNS that will allow you to find email servers along with IP addresses including class, time to live (TTL) and priority in case of multiple MX records.
  • Reverse DNS is a technique used when finding a PTR record over an in.addr.arpa domain for an IP. Hence the name reverse, because forward DNS uses the domain name to find DNS records, and reverse DNS uses IP.
• Email Lookup is an extremely useful tool that you can use to find out if a particular email address is valid or not.
• IP Score with which you can determine the quality and reputation of the IP address including the threat score and take appropriate action.
• Hide My IP is a collection of the best VPN services that will help you hide your IP and remain anonymous. Whether you are looking for a secure and private No-Logs VPN service for Torrents or a stable VPN for BBC IPlayer, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu or Disney +, with us you can make the choice that suits you perfectly.

That is the reason why this website was created. As a collection of the most essential IP tools for searching IP addresses and domains and determining their IP locations.
With the help of our network tools and visual map you can search for the location and more information for any Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4), Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6), including many informative details for domains.