Can I find out who owns the computer if I have their IP address?
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You can find out where the IP address is from  www.arin.net and type in the address in the who is box.  However, to get the actual "owner" of the IP address at -that point in time- would require a subpeona and a valid reason to obtain that information.
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to find your mac address on a pc running windows...\ngo to the command line and type "ipconfig/all"
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you can get informations like where from the email has got originated (IP address of machine).
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Oh yes, the website admin can usually find out the IP address and the domain from which the access was done.  However, it is difficult to pin-point exactly who did it unless the user has a static IP address (fixed IP address).  Usually ISPs provide you with a dynamic IP.  So its difficlut to find out who did it in your case.
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If you have access to a laptop which you believed to be hers - and assuming that the hard drive had not been completely cleared - you could probably find sufficient evidence to prove to yourselves that you had found the right machine.  I suspect it unlikely that this would come anywhere near a legal proof.  \nThe only thing which is retained would be the MAC address of integrated NIC on the motherboard.  Even if you knew what that was - I doubt that you could prove it - and it will not be visible on-line.\nIf my works laptop were missing, but was used within my works network, then it's possible that it could be identified by network administrators - if they had previously reserved a particular IP for that MAC address.\nSorry - no good news...
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You will have to get a court order and subpoena the Internet provider that the IP address belongs to. Then the provider will give you the actual final users location.
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Check an IP address locator's on line
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go to DOS mode\ntype "ipconfig"\nIt will give u your IP address.
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in dos mode use command:\n\nnetstat -an\n\nit will show u yr ip address as well as the ip address of remote machine
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Depends on what program  you are using to read mail, but if you can get to the headers, there should be a Received From section... that will tell you (watch out because one is for the server & one is for their actual computer). Then go to http://www.whois.net & find out who owns that server/IP address.
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You can find out information about the owner of the IP address, the IP address location (and location of the owner), contact info for the owner of the address, approximate geographical location of the IP address, domain name for the IP address if applicable, classification of the IP address, and a few other useful things.\n\nhttp://bloodrane.gdshadow.net/etc/misc/ip?127.0.0.1\nhttp://whois.domaintools.com/127.0.0.1\n\nIf you want to use the IP address for anything illegal, I can't help you. Rather won't, but if "can't" is what it takes for people not to ask, that's it.
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Eg. if the email is user@domain.com\n\nYou can find more information about the domain by going to http://www.netsol.com and clicking on the WHOIS link. This will tell you who owns this domain name and where the server is located. \n\nYou can also visit the domain.com site to get more information about the company and location of the company.\n\nBut if you want to find more about the user who sent you an email, Go to your options (if you are using Hotmail, Yahoo or Gmail) and select the option which will let you see all the headers. You will see an ip address from which the email originated - this will tell you the email sender's location when he sent the email.\n\nYou can use http://www.ip2location.com to find the exact location.
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the yahoo ip of the host computer
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Yes, the websites you visit can obtain your IP address, for example go here:\nhttp://www.ipchecker.net/\nto find ot what your IP address is. When in chat you're usually safe unless you establish p2p connection with the other person (usually when you transfer a file)
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You can use the WhoIs function on a site like NetworkSolutions.com and identify the owner or host of a site and then report them there.
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get one of their emails - look at the header information, find the source IP address and type that into an IP "who is" search - thsi is very brief but have a search on the Internet there are plenty of site to give help
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Once you have the IP address, you can search for it at 'whois' on the following site: