How can I find out who an IP address belongs to?
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arin.net\nor ipstuff.com\n\nJust having an IP won't do you much good unless you can tell if they spoofed it, or if it's real. Also, who says they weren't working from a library?\n\n99% of "hacking" in my opinion, is the user doing something stupid and blaming those darned "hackers".
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Let's start with Planet Earth. \n\nIf you know the domain name, PING it.  \n\nFrom the Command Promt, type\n\nping yahoo.com\n\nThen use a WHOIS service to Look up that IP address to find the OWNER.   That owner probably has the server installed somewhere near their location.\n\nTry \nhttp://www.arin.net/whois/
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if you check the IP address, you should be able to track it down.
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well, check your ip by going to Run / CMD / and type "ipconfig /all". note it down, then go to this website http://www.whatismyipaddress.com/ and check the ip it lists. if it's different than your ipconfig ip, then you're being NATed.
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You can look in the IIS logs, which are typically located under c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;LogFiles\n\nOf course, unless you have extended logging turned on, you'd have to match up IP address of the user, since it would not strictly speaking show the page hits user by user.
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type "what is your ip address and your computer's name?"
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So you cannot see the specific IP address of the sender, but you can trace back to their email gateway.\n\nThese instructions will vary depending on the email client you have, however, it should be possible to view the internet header. For example on Outlook, you can do this within the message by, selecting view, then options.\n\nAnyway parse through the header and you will see the IP address of the various servers the message has passed through.
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Use "netstat" command. Can show what ip's are conneceted, what ports are listening, etc.
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If you have access to the message in question, try to see the FULL HEADERS of the message where you can see the originating IP address. Then trace that IP address with a service like VisualRoute and it will give you an idea of where it came from.
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no, sorry men the thing is that the address that ur looking at maybe is one of the ISP or a personal company who knows look you can check in this webpage will give u a lot infotmation about th IP&#92;\nwww.arin.net/whois/
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Open "RUN" type "cmd" then the command prompt opens\ntype "ipconfig" and press "enter". You'll get ur ip address.\nwish this helped u.
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go to the command prompt in accessories...type in ipconfig /all\nyour ip address will appear in the window..
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You can install a network sniffer and watch the network traffic.  If you see unexpected traffic, you can see the IP address it is coming from.
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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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Check the FULL headers in your "friend's" email. They will show his/her IP address. You can then trace their location using http://www.hostip.info/. I hope this helps
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If you are using windows xp, then double-click on the connection icon in the system tray (with two computers), In the "*Connection_name* Status" window, in the details tab, see for client IP address and that will be your ip address.\n\nElse, you can also use http://www.ipaddressworld.com or http://www.whatismyip.com to determine your IP address
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1. Open "Network Connections" from the control panel.\n2. Double click your network device whether it be "local area network connection" or "Wireless network connection", etc.\n3. Click the "Support" tab in the resulting window.\n4. Your IP address should be listed second from the top.