Show the IP

November 14, 2009 | Comments Off

Based on your IP, this is your Current Location

Why would you need to know your IP address ? Some of the reasons which I can think of:

  • Your developer wants to know your public IP
  • Your network engineers wants to add your IP to a firewall
  • IP address are tied to location. So its a good way to find out hat the websites know about your location
  • You want to test your anonymizer
  • A IP address is a number assigned to your computer. If you have more than one computer then each of them have one IP address. There can be one of two configurations in a typical home:

  • An ISP supplied modem with a router with one or more computers behind it
  • AN ISP supplied modem directly connecting to your computer
  • The computers in your home network would have IP address generally starting with 10.xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or 192.xxx.xxx.xxx

    The IP address assigned to your broadband modem is what the world sees you as. This IP is there on the top of the screen.

    What is IP Address

    November 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment


    A device on the network needs an IP (Internet Protocol) address to communicate with other devices.IP address is a unique 32-bit logical address written in dotted decimal notation assigned to each device which is connected to a network. An IP address is used to communicate with various networking devices over a network layer.IP address is same as telephone number which is unique.

    A unique address is mostly used by computers to communicate over a network that uses IP as its basic protocol is known as IP address. IP address is a unique number assigned to any devices operating on an IP network, for example computer, router, printer, internet fax machines. Hence, an IP address is used to identify device on a network.

    WHOIS

    November 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment


    Whois performs a query to find out the details about a domain name. It used to be a good way to find out the owner of a domain. However nowadays domain name sellers, offer a way to privatize this information.

    WHOIS lets you find out which DNS servers are being used to translate the domain to an IP address