212.80.94.231
Kostelec nad Černými lesy,
Central Bohemian,
Czechia
Geolocation Data
IP geolocation lookup is the process of determining the physical location of an IP address.
- City
- Kostelec nad Černými lesy
- State
- Central Bohemian
- Country
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Czechia
- Postal
- 281 63
- Coordinates
- 49.994029998779 14.859219551086
General Information
- ASN
- AS29208 - Quantcom, a.s.
- Hostname
- 212.80.94.231
- Company
- Quantcom, a.s.
- Range
- 212.80.94.0/24
- Type
- IPv4 PUBLIC - Public address
Timezone Data
- Timezone
- Europe/Prague
- Timezone Code
- CEST
- Current Time
- 2024-05-14T01:08:32+02:00
- Is Daylight Saving?
- GMT Offset
- 7200
Security Data
Detects VPN detection, proxy detection, tor usage, spam, or a connection via a proxy as means of masking a user's genuine IP address. We also provide a threat score to represent the trustworthiness of the user.
- Anonymous
- Bot
- Known Attacker
- Proxy
- Spam
- Tor
- Proxy Type
- -
- Threat Score
- 0
Hosted Domains
Our Hosted Domains API, also known as the Reverse IP API, delivers a complete list of domains hosted on a particular IP address.
There are no domains hosted on 212.80.94.231.
Frequently asked questions
- What exactly is an IP address?
- The IP address (or Internet Protocol address) of your device's network connection is a numerical address. Essentially, it is a collection of criteria that acts as a method of identifying your device on the internet.
- How does an IP address work?
- In the actual world, you may compare Internet Protocol to postal services. A postal code is a unique identification for mail delivery. In layman's terms, an IP address is a digital postal code for internet traffic routing. An IP address is assigned to every device, website, and network server.
- What does an IPv4 IP address look like?
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IPv4 address uses 32 binary bits (4 numbers; 0-255) and contains from 4 to 12 digits, 4 numbers separated by dots.
Examples: 8.8.8.8 - What does an IPv6 IP address look like?
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IPv6 address uses 128 binary bits and can contain up to 45 characters (8 groups of 4 hexadecimal digits separated by 6 colons).
Example: 2001:4860:4860:0:0:0:0:8888 - How can I find information on an IP address?
- That is precisely the purpose of ipbase.com. You may use our web-based tool in your account once you create one at ipbase.com/login. Simply enter the IP address and we'll do the rest.
- How may IP address information be used? What may your IP address be used for?
- We have wonderful clients that are doing amazing things with this information, such as offering geo-specific content, doing security research, and learning more about their consumers and behaviors depending on geography.