Network, IP, DNS, HTTP, domain and hardware identification tools.
The tools most people look for first.
18 of 18 tools
Your IP, geolocation, DNS, propagation, WHOIS, domains and ASN.
Subnets, TCP and UDP ports and MAC vendors.
HTTP status, security headers, cookies, CORS and user agents.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks and header analysis.
The network category gathers classic infrastructure and support tasks: my IP, IP locator, subnet calculator, port reference and MAC vendor lookup.
These pages aim to answer quickly without dropping context. Beyond the main result, each tool adds enough technical explanation to help in real environments.
This is where tasks such as discovering my IP, calculating a /24 CIDR network, planning IPv6 subnets, understanding port 443, locating an IP by country or ASN and checking a MAC address vendor usually fit.
Use My IP to discover the public IP seen by the server, the Subnet Calculator for IPv4/IPv6 planning, the Port Reference for operational context and MAC Vendor for inventory and local network troubleshooting.
No, they are complementary. My IP detects and shows the public IP address your device currently appears with on the internet, along with browser details. The IP Locator takes any IP you type and returns the geographic and technical context tied to it (country, region, provider). One answers "what is my IP", the other "where is this IP from".