IP Domain Reverse Batch Lookup

IP domain reverse lookup tool, batch query all domains and same IP websites under a specified IP address, discover website hosting information.

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Tool Introduction

"IP Domain Reverse Batch Lookup" is a powerful online tool designed to help users quickly query all domains resolved under a given IP address, also known as "Same IP Website Lookup". When you have an IP address and want to know which domains have ever or currently point to that IP, this tool can provide detailed resolution records.

How to Use

  1. Open the Tool: Visit this IP domain reverse lookup tool page.
  2. Enter IP Address: In the "IP Address" input box, enter the IPv4 address you need to query. For example, you can enter public IP addresses such as 8.8.8.8 or 104.24.116.29.
  3. Execute Query: Click the query button on the tool interface.
  4. View Results: The query results will be displayed in the table at the bottom of the page. If the IP address has multiple resolved domains, all domains and their relevant time information will be listed.

Input Parameter Description:

  • IP Address: (name: ip, label: IP Address) Required parameter, used to specify the IP address for reverse lookup. Currently supports standard IPv4 address format.

Output Result Description:

The tool's output results are presented in a structured table format, including the following columns:

  • Last Successful Resolution Time: (name: LastDate, label: Last Successful Resolution Time) Displays the last time the domain successfully resolved to this IP address.
  • First Successful Resolution Time: (name: FirstDate, label: First Successful Resolution Time) Displays the first time the domain resolved to this IP address.
  • Resolved Domains (Same IP Websites): (name: Domain, label: Resolved Domains (Same IP Websites)) The specific domains pointing to this IP address.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What input formats are supported?
  • A: This tool currently supports standard IPv4 address formats, such as 192.168.1.1 or 8.8.8.8. IPv6 address queries are not supported for now.
  • Q: What is the format of the output results?
  • A: The output results are displayed in an intuitive table format, with each row containing a domain resolved by the queried IP address, as well as the domain's "Last Successful Resolution Time" and "First Successful Resolution Time".
  • Q: Can this tool query internal IP addresses?
  • A: No. IP domain reverse lookup services primarily target public IP addresses on the internet (public network IP), and cannot query domain information corresponding to local area network (internal network) IP addresses, because internal network IP addresses are usually not directly exposed on the internet, and their resolution records are limited to the internal network.
  • Q: How accurate and complete are the query results?
  • A: The accuracy and completeness of the query results highly depend on the data sources we collect and analyze. While we strive to provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date data, due to the dynamic and massive nature of internet data, it may not cover all historical resolution records or real-time updates.

Notes

  • Input Data Format Requirements: Please ensure that the IP address you enter is a valid and publicly queryable IPv4 address. Entering invalid or private IP addresses (such as 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, etc.) will not yield valid query results.
  • Understanding "Batch Query": The "Batch Query" in the tool's name means that you can query different IP addresses multiple times, or a single IP address may return multiple associated domains. Currently, the tool interface is designed to query one IP address at a time, not to input multiple IPs for simultaneous batch operations.
  • Result Data Timeliness: As domain resolution records are constantly changing, query results reflect historical records and the latest snapshots stored in our database. It is recommended to cross-verify critical information.
  • Query Frequency Limit: To ensure service quality and server stability, excessively high query frequency may trigger limits. Please use it reasonably.

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