IP Address: 216.73.216.60
Hostname: Unavailable
ISP: Amazon.com, Inc.
City: Columbus
Region: Ohio
Country: US
Location: 39.9612,-82.9988
Zip Code: 43215
Your DNS Resolver
The server that looks up domain names for your device.
Detecting your DNS resolver…
Provider:
Resolver IP:
Resolver Hostname:
Resolver Location:
Shares Your Subnet (ECS):
IPv6 Support:
TCP Fallback:
DNSSEC Aware:
Query Randomization (0x20):
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- Shares Your Subnet — whether the resolver passes part of your IP address to websites' DNS servers (used by CDNs to pick nearby servers).
- IPv6 Support — whether the resolver can reach DNS servers that only have IPv6 addresses.
- TCP Fallback — whether the resolver retries over TCP when a reply is too large for UDP.
- DNSSEC Aware — whether the resolver asks for DNSSEC signatures (it does not confirm that it validates them).
- Query Randomization — whether the resolver randomizes letter case in queries to resist spoofing.
API
You can get this information in plain text or JSON using simple URLs:
- /ip — Your public IP address
- /hostname — Your hostname
- /isp — Your Internet provider
- /city — Your city
- /region — Your state or region
- /country — Your country code
- /location — Your latitude and longitude
- /zipcode — Your ZIP or postal code
- /json — All of the above, in one JSON response
- /dns — Start a DNS resolver test (JSON): returns a token and hostnames for your device to look up
- /dns/<token> — After looking up those hostnames, returns details about your DNS resolver(s) (JSON)
- You can also prefix any of these routes with an IP address (e.g.
/8.8.8.8/ip) to look up that address.