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Provides real-time IP geolocation lookup services, returning detailed information such as country, state, city, and ISP.
输入 IP 后点击查询 查看详细归属地信息
Overview
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Enter one IPv4 or IPv6 address to request geographic and network attribution fields. The result can include country, region, city, internet service provider, network owner, time zone, postal code, area code, and a radius field, depending on what the lookup returns. Missing values appear as dashes. You can copy the displayed information or download a text report.
IP geolocation associates network address ranges with estimated locations; it does not read a device’s GPS. The Internet Engineering Task Force’s RFC 8805 describes a format for geolocation data feeds and calls for consumers to understand limitations and verify accuracy. Government cyber guidance also cautions against treating apparent IP location as a complete basis for a location decision.
Guide
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Paste one IPv4 or IPv6 address into the input. The page checks that it resembles a supported address format before sending the query.
Scan the country, region, city, and network attribution values that are present. A successful response may still have some fields missing; a blank field is not proof that the address has no associated network information.
Use the report controls if you need a text record of the address, returned fields, and query time. Check the values before sharing or using them in a support ticket.
If an address is rejected, check for extra spaces or a copied URL prefix. This page is a single-IP lookup, not a bulk list processor or a registration/WHOIS report.
Use cases
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A support analyst can compare an IP’s returned network owner and approximate region with other incident details before deciding what to investigate next.
A security reviewer can use the result as one contextual clue when triaging a connection, while confirming high-impact decisions with stronger evidence.
When documenting a check, retain the query time because address assignments and location data can change.
Q&A
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Address assignments and geolocation datasets can change. Record the query time with the returned fields when comparing separate lookups.
IP address allocation, routing, mobile networks, VPNs, and provider datasets can affect the apparent location. Compare with other evidence and do not assume that a discrepancy identifies a person or device.
Not necessarily. A query can return some attribution fields while leaving others blank. Confirm the address syntax first, then treat unavailable values as unknown.
This page accepts one IP address per lookup. For each new address, replace the input and run another query.
Notes
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Location fields are estimates and can be incomplete or outdated. This page does not identify an individual, prove where a device is physically located, or verify who controls an address. Do not use the result alone for legal, employment, eligibility, or access decisions that require precise location or identity.
The public tool description does not identify the location-data provider, geographic coverage, or update schedule. Those details are therefore not promised here. Submit only IP information you are authorized to investigate and handle any saved report according to your organization’s data practices.
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