IP Address Lookup

1) Enter the IP address, host (host address), and domain.
2) Check the displayed regional information/area.

An IP address (Internet Protocol Address) is an address for communicating on the Internet. An identification number assigned to a communication device (printer, PC, smartphone, etc.) connected to a network, and serves as an "address" to indicate where the device is located on the network.

An IP address is a 32-bit (32-digit binary number) number, made up of four 8-digit binary numbers. (Example: 192.168.1.1) is called an IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) address and is the mainstream IP address, but in recent years, IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) has also appeared as IP addresses have become limited. I am.

IPv4 example: 192.168.1.1
IPv6 example: 2001:0db9:3334:1209:ab8d:eeof:2223:0013

There are two types of IP addresses: ``global IP addresses assigned when connecting to the Internet'' and ``local IP addresses assigned within a small network.''

IP addresses are controlled by a worldwide organization called ICANN. ICANN allocates IP addresses to JPNIC, a Japanese management organization, which then allocates them to businesses. ICANN publishes an IP address allocation table, so by comparing it with that allocation table, it is possible to roughly identify the area.

However, as a general rule, detailed addresses and personal information cannot be determined from IP addresses.

Information obtained from the IP address includes the user's general region, corporate information, OS, browser type, provider, etc.

With this tool, by entering an IP address, host, or domain, you can check general area information based on the global IP address used by that IP address, host, or domain.

This tool is available for free.
We do not guarantee the accuracy of search results.