What Is An IP Lookup?

IP lookup is a procedural technique, in the form of IP query / search in the database / presentation of results, which is primarily intended to show the geolocation of the requested IP address.

Whether it is an IPv4 or IPv6 address, your query to find the location of the given IP address will result in geographic information that includes country, city, state or region, zip and area code, latitude / longitude.

In addition, our lookup may, based on your query, show other relevant information regarding the requested IP address (we call them IP modules because they are strictly relevant to the required IP address or domain), such as:

Domain / IP Modules

AS number ( ASN or An autonomous system number indicates a unique number, as well as an IP, that identifies a set of IP addresses of one or more operators, with a clearly defined policy)
Blacklisting check with a warning note from the last spam activity
Nameservers, server MX (Mail eEchange) and administrative email for DNS zone inspection (Domain DNS check done)
Checking HTTP or HTTPS protocol only if a DNS domain lookup is requested. HTTP is a slower, non-secure and unencrypted protocol that uses port 80 and whose url starts with http: // as opposed to HTTPS which is a more secure, encrypted and fast protocol that uses port 443 and whose url starts with https: //

Ranking of domain positions globally and locally, according to Alexa rank, which provides a good insight into the popularity of domains. The lower the ranking the higher the popularity.
ISP and Organization (ISP means an internet service provider that offers internet access as well as various internet services such as email address, own website and the like. Organization indicates to which organization the requested IP belongs. You can find more details about the ISP as well as the organization using the Whois finder tool on the next page that lookup the Whois database)
Hostname ( a unique name assigned to a device on a network for identification. )
Speed connection ( Cable/DSL or Mobile/Cellular Internet Speed )
Proxy server detection (anonymous or transparent proxy, TOR, VPN)
Ranges to which IP belongs (There are 5 IPv4 ranges. Class A, B, C, D or E)
- Class A - Range from 1.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255
- Class B - Range from 128.0.0.0 to 191.255.255.255
- Class C - Range from 192.0.0.0 to 223.255.255.255
- Class D - Range from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255
- Class E - Range from 240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255
Internet protocol group (IPv4 or IPv6),
Type of IP (public or private)
Weather conditions in the city from localized IP
Time zone, local time, sunrise and sunset time
Continent as well as continent latitude and longtitude
Currency and International direct dialing number

The advantage of our lookup

What is the difference between IP-Tracker.org lookup and others identical on other websites?

The great advantage of our lookup over others is that in addition to searching speed through searching for information related to the result for IPv4 and IPv6, you can also perform domain lookup and get behind which IP address the domain operates as well as a number of accompanying, primarily DNS information, including nameservers, reverse DNS, MX (Mail Exchange) records and administrative email contact for the DNS zone domain, as well as whether the domain has IPv4 itself or both, IPv4 and IPv6 address.

All in all, a unique IP lookup tool with integrated DNS elements when searching for a domain, which gives our tool the uniqueness and comprehensiveness of your search.

Fraud and the Importance of Geolocation

We all know that sometimes it is very important to know where the person we are contacting is located.

But why, and in what situations actually, is the use of our lookup to pinpoint a location from an IP actually important? Well, there are different situations of necessity.

Let's say in the case when you are scammed and you need to find out more information about the fraudster's IP, as well as which ISP owns the IP ranges to which the IP belongs from the fraudster.

Or let's say in the case when you have made an online purchase in a web shop and it later turns out that it is a fraudulent shop with false contact information, which did not deliver the ordered goods to you.

For you as a victim of fraud, due to the possible legal process against the perpetrator, it is extremely important to determine their location based on the IP address and find out if the IP owners are residents of the USA, Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany (European Union), India, China or Nigeria, for example.

In 99% of cases, our service will be useful for you to find the geolocation of any IP address or domain.

Blacklist Check and Whois Lookup Service

In addition to our lookup with a lot of interesting data it provides, it should be noted that two very important IP tools, which have separate pages, are also:

Blacklist check, among other tools, is a very useful tool to search and find blacklisted IP addresses associated with suspicious activities.
Whois Lookup is an ideal tool to find and help you learn more about who the actual registered domain owner is, as well as extra useful information about IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, then the IP ranges to which they belong as well as the ISP holder.

Enter an IP or Domain to search its location and additional information.