Lookup registration records, geolocate IPs, trace registrar contacts, and query authoritative DNS name servers.
IP, Domain & WHOIS Lookup - Geo-Intelligence - NetAIForge
Get geolocation, WHOIS ownership, and network routing details for any IP or Domain.
RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure)
Comprehensive IP & ASN Intelligence & Global WHOIS Forensics
Unmask the ownership, geolocation, and routing profile of any IP address or Autonomous System on the global internet.
The Identity of the Internet: IP and ASN Mapping
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What is the difference between an IP and an ASN?
Where does NetAIForge get its WHOIS data?
We query the global RIRs (Regional Internet Registries) including RIPE, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC, and AFRINIC in real-time to provide the most accurate and up-to-date ownership records.
How accurate is the IP Geolocation?
While geolocation is not always 100% precise at the street level, our city and country data is highly reliable, derived from a combination of registry records and active network measurements.
Can I find the contact person for a specific IP?
Yes. Our tool extracts administrative and technical contact information, including emails and phone numbers, from the official WHOIS records when available.
RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure) status indicates if a cryptographic record (ROA) exists to prove that the AS announcing an IP prefix is authorized to do so. A 'Valid' status is a key indicator of good routing security.
Why should I look up an ASN's upstreams?
Knowing an ASN's upstreams helps you understand its reliability and its place in the global internet hierarchy. It's essential for troubleshooting why traffic to a certain network might be slow or unreachable.
An IP address identifies a single device or interface. An ASN (Autonomous System Number) identifies an entire network or collection of networks (like an ISP) that shares a unified routing policy.
We query the global RIRs (Regional Internet Registries) including RIPE, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC, and AFRINIC in real-time to provide the most accurate and up-to-date ownership records.
While geolocation is not always 100% precise at the street level, our city and country data is highly reliable, derived from a combination of registry records and active network measurements.
Yes. Our tool extracts administrative and technical contact information, including emails and phone numbers, from the official WHOIS records when available.
RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure) status indicates if a cryptographic record (ROA) exists to prove that the AS announcing an IP prefix is authorized to do so. A 'Valid' status is a key indicator of good routing security.
Knowing an ASN's upstreams helps you understand its reliability and its place in the global internet hierarchy. It's essential for troubleshooting why traffic to a certain network might be slow or unreachable.