Re: OT: ip address lookup
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2007
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texte = Ten years ago when I took my first Cisco class we would never add the extra zeros to an octet when it was less than 3 digits. It wasn't until I learned WebDNA that I first experienced that format.So I'm going to guess that the programmers at ip-address.com did not take it into account. It looks like the ip-address.com website falls short by a lot. I was interested so here are my results:using ip-address.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Madrid, Spain.076.16.229.151 - Sor-Trondelag, Norway76.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USAUsing ip2location.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)076.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)76.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)Using RDNS on dnsstuff.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA. Although Caching Error suspected076.16.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA. Although Caching Error suspected76.16.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA.According to the dnsstuff.com website they go through a lot of trouble to create a correct geolocation for their IP addresses, and their source material is the ip2location.com database.It seems to me that ip-address.com is not the best service to be using.So Lester, where are you actually?-----------------Matthew A PerosiPsi Prime, Inc.323 Union BlvdTotowa, NJ 07512Phone: 973-413-8210Fax: 973-413-8217Lester wrote:> I normally use www.dnsstuff.com to do an ip address> whois and other associated stuff.>> I got puzzled by something that was pointed out to me> by someone using www.ip-adress.com just now....>> my comcast dynamic ip this week is:> 76.16.229.151>> on www.dnsstuff.com> 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151> give me the same results> (as I thought they should)>> on www.ip-adress.com> 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151> give me different results>>> Shouldn't 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151 always> result in the same info???>> Or is dnstuff and ip-adress doing things differently> for whatever reasons....>> curious...> I'm not that technically versed in deep down ip usage> and theory>> thanks>>>>>>>> > ____________________________________________________________________________________> Don't pick lemons.> See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.> http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html >> -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list
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Ten years ago when I took my first Cisco class we would never add the extra zeros to an octet when it was less than 3 digits. It wasn't until I learned WebDNA that I first experienced that format.So I'm going to guess that the programmers at ip-address.com did not take it into account. It looks like the ip-address.com website falls short by a lot. I was interested so here are my results:using ip-address.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Madrid, Spain.076.16.229.151 - Sor-Trondelag, Norway76.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USAUsing ip2location.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)076.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)76.16.229.151 - Chicago, Illinois, USA (ISP Comcast)Using RDNS on dnsstuff.com I got:076.016.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA. Although Caching Error suspected076.16.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA. Although Caching Error suspected76.16.229.151 - Mt. Laurel, New Jersey but fed from ISP Comcast out of Denver, Colorado, USA.According to the dnsstuff.com website they go through a lot of trouble to create a correct geolocation for their IP addresses, and their source material is the ip2location.com database.It seems to me that ip-address.com is not the best service to be using.So Lester, where are you actually?-----------------Matthew A PerosiPsi Prime, Inc.323 Union BlvdTotowa, NJ 07512Phone: 973-413-8210Fax: 973-413-8217Lester wrote:> I normally use www.dnsstuff.com to do an ip address> whois and other associated stuff.>> I got puzzled by something that was pointed out to me> by someone using www.ip-adress.com just now....>> my comcast dynamic ip this week is:> 76.16.229.151>> on www.dnsstuff.com> 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151> give me the same results> (as I thought they should)>> on www.ip-adress.com> 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151> give me different results>>> Shouldn't 76.16.229.151 or 076.016.229.151 always> result in the same info???>> Or is dnstuff and ip-adress doing things differently> for whatever reasons....>> curious...> I'm not that technically versed in deep down ip usage> and theory>> thanks>>>>>>>> > ____________________________________________________________________________________> Don't pick lemons.> See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.> http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html >> -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/>>> -------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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