IP Lookup

IP Address Lookup

Enter IPv4 / IPv6 to view location, ASN and network info.

Look up IP geolocation and network info online, see whose address it is first.

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Use Cases

When unfamiliar IP appears in logs, first check geolocation, ASN, and ISP before deciding to block or investigate
Confirm IP classification (public/private) and ASN to determine risk level when creating risk control policies
Locate request source network attributes when investigating API attacks or crawlers
Confirm target IP geolocation and classification before setting IP whitelist or ban rules

Features

Public IP basics all at once: Geolocation, ASN, ISP without separate lookups
More commonly used in logs and risk control: Quickly determine if access source is abnormal or worth investigating
ASN info for quick judgment: Help understand IP's network and approximate operating entity
Instant lookup: Structured results easy to copy to tickets, reports, or troubleshooting records

How to Use

1.Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 address to look up
2.Tool automatically identifies address type and queries geolocation, ASN, and timezone info
3.View IP's country, region, city, ISP, and address classification
4.Copy lookup results for tickets, reports, or risk control policy configuration

FAQ

What information can IP lookup show?

Typically shows IP geolocation, ASN, network range, ISP, and address type basics, enough to support most source identification and initial troubleshooting.

Is it suitable for risk control, log troubleshooting, and access analysis?

Yes. It's commonly used to identify abnormal access, determine user's network, assist in ban policies, and investigate suspicious IPs in logs.

Does it support IPv4 and IPv6?

Yes. Whether traditional IPv4 or increasingly common IPv6 addresses, both are suitable for quick lookup and geolocation confirmation.

Why is IP lookup helpful for website ops?

Because many access anomalies, regional restrictions, API attacks, and whitelist settings all require first clarifying IP source and network attributes.