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Find the IP address of a website using command prompt

Find the IP address of a website using command prompt
This Instructable will show you how to find the IP address of of any website you want and find where the IP address originates from.
And using this method instead of pinging the address shows you the fastest connection speed between servers/connections.

Btw, tell me how you go using it.
 
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Step 1Find the IP address

Find the IP address
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Open command prompt and type in "tracert" then type in the website for example "tracert www.instructables.com" without these things"".

The second picture shows what comes up.

The IP address is what comes up next to where it says "tracing route to (the website you inserted)(the IP address).
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37 comments
Apr 10, 2012. 3:14 AMtaleste says:
Hey I have a small problem.
My computer was recently stolen. I think I found it for sale in a website.
I have the URL link for the website, but I do not know how to trace it.
Can you help me to find the IP aadress for the website and maybe even the location from where the add was posted?

The link is this, it is a Latvian web-site:

URL:
http://www.ss.lv/msg/lv/electronics/computers/computers/noutbooks-and-portables/lnexm.html
Nov 10, 2011. 10:28 PMgrampafish says:
the department of defense is 67.69.196.163
Nov 10, 2011. 10:26 PMgrampafish says:
the National Security Agency is 12.249.212.9
Apr 12, 2011. 3:22 AMbgill2 says:
can you plz tell me IP adress for facebook
Oct 14, 2011. 4:30 AMmmahanta says:
the ip address of facebook is
74.125.261.841

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Sep 25, 2011. 9:22 PMjlaw6 says:
just like the last person 69.63.189.11 and 69.63.189.16 and 69.63.181.12 also another thing that might work is if you try a modified version of the facebook script to access the site directly from the wdks server which is not restricted.
jacobglaw@hotmail.com let me know if it works for you.
Apr 7, 2011. 2:49 AMnmikovic says:
OK, you enter :
tracert www.website.com
and you get the IP.So to use it you need to go to :
www.ip2location.com
On the right side there is a ip location.Just enter the IP you got and sometimes you may get the post number of the corporation.
Sep 21, 2011. 11:04 PMjlaw6 says:
face book ips. not sure when thay expire. all are working now. 69.63.189.11 and 69.63.189.16 and 69.63.181.12
Mar 11, 2009. 5:55 PMjoinaqd says:
gave you 5 stars, nice instructable...um could you put some examples of what we can do with the IP address?
Sep 11, 2011. 1:01 PMEverett_McKinley says:
how??
Mar 7, 2009. 9:34 AMDrJekyl says:
That was good. Looks like it traces through all the IP addresses which are between the target IP address and my machine. Those intermediataries are ISPs, Regional routers and HTTP servers.
Mar 7, 2011. 11:53 PMdayan0718285352 says:
sent email this code
plz
dayann_87@yahoo.com
thnks
Jan 25, 2011. 3:23 AMalfred_a says:
You can also use one of the many DNS and IP dedicated web sites like http://www.dnsfrog.com but I think a ping is the fastest way...
Nov 2, 2010. 2:03 AMHine89 says:
Another way to get the IP address of a website is to type into CMD, "nslookup (website)", and the "Address" at the bottom will be the website's IP.
Nov 15, 2010. 2:40 AMsaiyadmustakim007 says:
hi.....
nslookup to chack dns server ip.
no host ip see.
Sep 21, 2010. 6:33 AMconnman says:
my schools blocked facebook, i did this but i cant log on and i need to speak to my parents who live abroad but i dont want a massive phone bill, i tried using anchor free but they've blocked that too :( im a really non computerish guy so if you have instructions theyll have to be quite simple :P cheeeers :D
Jan 5, 2010. 6:31 AMrsscarface138 says:
Truly gr8, but could u plz provide details how we can pass diff website blocks or create those blocks with the available info? Thanx
Jan 6, 2010. 2:52 AMrsscarface138 says:
then could u tell me how to get access to the router or the networks proxy server of a particular website?
Aug 8, 2009. 9:00 AMjibatsu says:
www.youtube.com is 209.85.227.101 i typed it into my url and it came to google
Aug 14, 2009. 2:04 PMjibatsu says:
fun ible either way, my dad has a website so i tried that, it came to a small animated picture, turns out it was another website he is making and that he was going to show it to me but i found it before he could tel me.
Jun 4, 2009. 4:03 PMJjolleygal99 says:
I liked your instructable. But I was wondering, can you be more specific when typing in the website? Like instead of just, www.instructables.com, could you do like, www.instructables.com/johnna, and get the ip address to the person's home computer used in making their website?? I'm a curious soul, and it won't work. So I was wondering if you knew how to obtain that sort of information. Thanks!
Jun 4, 2009. 4:23 PMJjolleygal99 says:
Oh Darn. Oh well. Thanks!
Feb 16, 2009. 3:40 PMPoincare says:
Its not much use just knowing the IP. I used this once to bring my brother's website for fun (I got the IP and pinged it with a java program that duplicates its self by creating batch files and in the end it pinged the website a bajjillion times.
Jul 13, 2008. 6:36 AMCracknel says:
just ping the website with ping www.example.com
Sep 22, 2008. 6:14 AMGoodhart says:
Although it is true that you get the original address with Ping, you will not get the route to the address, so with tracert you get more information.
Aug 9, 2008. 11:45 AMpestan says:
very good!

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I am a high school student in Cairns, Queensland. Most of the time I am either at school, sleeping, doing stuff on my computer, making circuits of some kind or messing with 240v