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Anyone know how to do it?
After a while, I hit some kind of a fire wall, or the DNS server does not respond. Is their anyway to get around it
tentwenty30: what are you an fbi wanna be???
asdfghjkl: don’t blow his/her cover.$
i guewss this is on topic
who knows how to ping websites?
qwertyuiop: i’ll try my best not to!!!
102030: Go to arin.net
teen: Try dnstools.com or dnsstuff.com
Start at arin.net. They’ll tell you to whom the IPs are registered to, place of origin etc.
If your that desperate to know where I am I’ll break the news to you- I’m from the U.K!!!
not another one from Europe!
noitallmr: ha ha you funny buddy!!!
asdfghjkl- ‘preciated!
havesomeseichel- Europe? Who said I’m from Europe? I’m from the U.K which is Agav part of Europe but no no no no I’m not from France or Switzerland…ugh!
havesomeseichel: your in europe??? i know you always say your an out of towner…..
102030: oh, that’s not good.$
102030: there is a way to find it by going into the modem call up the company theyll probably tell u how (i think)
102030 – Also check out http://www.hostip.info to figure out which city the ip is from.
Wasnt someone sayign they were from ireland a while back? and driving from NY???
It does not always work – it depends on how exactly the information packets are being routed
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