IP and domain lookup
See the public IP address observed by PeekURL for this connection.
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Your connection IP is shown for this request only. Domain and IP lookups store the query and basic request information for service auditing.
Enter a domain name or public IP to view DNS results and reverse hostnames. Private addresses and localhost are blocked to protect internal networks.
This page does two things. At the top you see the public IP address PeekURL observes for your own connection. In the lookup field below, you can find the IP address of a domain: enter a domain name and get the public IP addresses behind it.
The lookup runs over DNS and reverse DNS. PeekURL does not connect to the target website and downloads no page content; it returns only the name-resolution result.
After a migration or a DNS change, confirm which IP address a domain now points to.
Starting from a public IP address, use reverse DNS to look up the hostname registered for it.
After turning a VPN on or off, confirm which public IP address is visible from the outside.
Type a domain name such as example.com, or a public IP address such as 8.8.8.8.
PeekURL performs a DNS or reverse DNS lookup without opening the target website.
Review the public IP addresses that were found and the reverse DNS hostname, if one exists.
Enter the domain name in the lookup field and submit it. PeekURL performs a DNS query and lists every public IP address it finds.
Many domains publish several addresses for load balancing or redundancy, plus separate IPv4 and IPv6 records. Every record found is listed.
No. It performs DNS and reverse DNS lookups only and does not download webpage content.
Private, loopback, and reserved ranges may point to internal services, so PeekURL accepts public IP addresses only.
No. An IP address identifies a network operated by a provider and does not correspond to a street address. Mobile networks, VPNs, and corporate networks shift the result further.
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