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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.
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- NS Lookup
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- IP Location Lookup
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.
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.
Reverse DNS Lookup tool queries the given IP to resolve to a hostname. It finds the value of reverse DNS entry in any domain's DNS records.
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.
This reverse DNS Lookup tool will query the DNS system to find a hostname mapped to an IP address. An IP address can be mapped to multiple domain names, or it may be mapped to none. In such scenarios, no hostname will be returned by this tool.
Reverse DNS Lookup is a completely free-to-use online tool that converts or resolves an Internet Protocol (IP) address to its equivalent fully qualified domain name (s) (FQDN). A reverse resolution is usually used by mail servers to check whether an email came from the correct server before it gets sent to its recipient. How to use the tool.
