IPv4:

18.119.104.175

ISP:

Amazon.com, Inc.

Proxy:

No

City:

Dublin

Country:

United States

OS:

No detected

Browser:

No detected

IP Address details

Location

Country:

United States

Region:

Ohio

City:

Dublin

Reversed:

Dublin

IP Range:

115.72.0.0/13

ISP:

Amazon.com, Inc.

Organization:

Amazon.com, Inc.

AS Organization:

Amazon.com, Inc.

AS Number:

AS16509

Time

Zone:

America/New_York

System:

Tue Sep 10 2024 04:18:23 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

WEBRTC

18.119.104.175

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What is an IP Address?

Your internet service provider assigns a numeric label, called the Internet Protocol (IP) address, to identify your device among billions of others. In a way, an IP address functions as an online home address because devices use IPs to find and communicate with each other.

Here’s how an IP address directs data to its destination. First, you type in a website name (example.com) into the browser. However, your computer does not understand words — only numbers. So it first finds out the IP address of that website (example.com = 103.86.98.1.), finds it on the web, and finally loads it on your screen.

Compare IPv4 vs. IPv6 addresses

How an IP address looks depends on the Internet Protocol version it’s using — IPv4 or IPv6.

IPv4

Most internet service providers still use IPv4. It’s based on 32 binary bits, consists of four numbers from 0 to 255, and is separated by dots. For example, 103.86.98.1.

However, IPv4 can generate only 4.3 billion unique IP addresses. That’s nowhere near enough in this digital — IPv4 addresses will soon run out.

IPv6

IPv6 addresses are made up of 8 blocks of numbers. Each block is written as four hexadecimal digits and separated by colons. For example, 2400:BB40:1100:0000:0000:0000:0000: 0001.

Number groups containing only 0 are often omitted to save space. Instead, a colon is added to indicate the gap. For example, 2400:BB40:1100::1

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