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The Reverse Lookup tool will do a reverse IP lookup. If you type in an IP address, we will attempt to locate a dns PTR record for that IP address. You can then click on the results to find out more about that IP Address.
Reverse IP checker finds the real hostname behind an IP address. Enter an IP to perform reverse lookup to find the hostname of an IP.
Perform a reverse IP lookup to find all A records associated with an IP address. The results can pinpoint virtual hosts being served from a web server. Information gathered can be used to expand the attack surface when identifying vulnerabilities on a server. Valid Input: IPv4 8.8.8.8 example.com 1.1.1.1/24.
Reverse lookup. Find the domain name that is connected to an IP address. Check if the any websites are hosted on an IP by doing a reverse DNS lookup. For example, try 91.198.174.192 or 1.1.1.1 to view their domain names.
Find websites and domains hosted on the same IP address (reverse IP) or subnet (reverse ip subnet).
When you type that IP address into the Reverse IP lookup tool, it will return the hostname dns.google as listed in the database of the Address and Routing Parameter Area (ARPA) top-level domain of the Internet.
Enter an IP address and our patented Reverse IP Lookup tool will show you all of the domains currently hosted there. Results include all gTLD domains and any known ccTLD domains. Lookups are free for DomainTools Personal and Enterprise Members, for IPs with up to 2,000 hosted domains.
Our free Reverse IP Lookup tool has the largest database - 250 million active domains. Find all the sites hosted on an IP address neighboring your domain name.
Use the reverse DNS lookup tool to check DNS PTR records and determine the hostname of an IP address. What is reverse DNS lookup? A reverse domain name system (DNS) lookup, or reverse IP lookup, is the opposite sequence of a DNS lookup. It's essentially a reverse IP tracker.
With our reverse IP lookup, you can easily perform a reverse DNS lookup to discover the domain name of an IP address. If you have an IP address and you want to see which domain it belongs to, you can enter it into our tool.
