IP Address Lookup
Use our IP address lookup tool to find IP owner, location, ISP, and DNS details. Supports DNS lookup, command prompt examples & WHOIS info.
IP Address Lookup Tool
The IP Address Lookup tool helps you identify detailed information about any IPv4 or IPv6 address. Whether you want to know who owns an IP address, where it's located, or which DNS and ISP it’s tied to, this tool provides accurate and real-time lookup results.
IP Address Lookup Information
Data Type | Details Provided |
---|---|
IP Owner | Organization/Entity or ISP that owns the IP |
Geolocation | Country, City, Region, Postal Code |
Hostname (Reverse DNS) | The domain or host linked to the IP |
ISP Name | The Internet Service Provider managing the IP |
IP Type | Static or Dynamic, IPv4 or IPv6 |
DNS Information | Nameservers, MX, and TXT records (via DNS lookup) |
Common Use Cases for IP Address Lookup
- Track the source of suspicious or spam traffic.
- Find the hosting provider of a website or server.
- Conduct forensic research and cybersecurity analysis.
- Perform DNS lookup for IP troubleshooting.
- Locate the physical region of a user or IP hit.
DNS Lookup for IP Address
DNS (Domain Name System) lookup allows you to resolve a domain name to an IP address or reverse the process. This tool supports reverse DNS lookups to find hostnames associated with any IP address.
Types of DNS Lookups You Can Perform:
- A Record Lookup: Maps domain to IPv4 address.
- AAAA Record Lookup: Maps domain to IPv6 address.
- PTR Record (Reverse DNS): Maps IP to hostname.
- MX Record: Identifies email server.
- TXT Record: Displays SPF, DKIM, and other DNS text data.
How to Lookup IP Address Owner
This tool queries WHOIS databases and public geolocation APIs to identify the registered owner or provider of an IP address. This is especially useful when dealing with unknown IP traffic or suspected malicious activity.
Example: IP Address Lookup
Example IP | Lookup Result |
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192.0.2.1 |
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IP Address Lookup Using Command Prompt
Windows Command Prompt
- Open CMD and use
nslookup [domain]
to get IP details. - Use
tracert [IP address]
to trace routing paths. - Use
whois [IP]
(requires third-party tool or WSL).
Linux / macOS Terminal
dig [domain]
ordig -x [IP]
for reverse lookup.whois [IP]
to view owner details.host [IP]
for basic hostname info.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How do I perform a DNS lookup for an IP address?
Use this tool or run a command like nslookup
or dig
in CMD or Terminal. It shows the domain or hostname associated with the IP.
Q2. How can I look up the owner of an IP address?
This tool uses WHOIS data and IP registry records to identify the organization or ISP that owns the IP address.
Q3. What command line tools are used for IP lookup?
Popular commands include nslookup
, whois
, dig
, tracert
, and ping
.
Q4. Can I trace where an IP is located?
Yes, our tool performs IP geolocation to determine the approximate region, city, and country of any IP address.
Q5. Is IP lookup accurate?
Location is accurate to the city or ISP level but may not reflect the exact user address due to privacy and routing layers.