How to read the result
The country comes from the local range database and gets the country right, not the city. Reverse DNS usually reveals the provider: when it exists, it helps confirm the address really is datacenter.
Gives the country of each address.
Ready to run. What comes out here:
The country comes from the local range database and gets the country right, not the city. Reverse DNS usually reveals the provider: when it exists, it helps confirm the address really is datacenter.
Up to ten lines per run, with a few seconds per check. Nothing you paste is kept: the list exists only while the check runs.
Geolocation databases get things wrong in different ways. Ours is a reference; what counts is what the destination site sees.
No. City is the field public databases get wrong the most, and selling certainty about it would be a lie.