Re: Re[2]: Determining the country of orgin for IP address(es)

From: Mally Mclane (mallyat_private)
Date: Wed Feb 27 2002 - 00:37:14 PST

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On 26/2/02 22:09, "Rzac`" <bugtrackat_private> wrote:

> 
> On 26/Feb/2002, Glenn Forbes Flemin Larratt wrote:
> GFFL> It may have been the theory that IP ranges were geographically
> GFFL> organized, but that's long since gone the way of all things.
> GFFL> (...)
> 
> Indeed, I have a client of mine here in Europe using part of an IP
> address block allocated to its American mother company that is listed
> on ARIN.  Looking up the IP address on the registries would let you
> think it is US-based, which is wrong.

Ips are geographically organised by Regional Internet Registry. Doing a
query on the approiate whois database would give you a (say 85%?) fairly
accurate geographical lookup.

Cheers,


Mally Mclane
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