Easily find out what your IP address is and learn whether you're using IPv4 or IPv6. This tool helps you detect your public IP, location, and ISP details in real time for privacy or troubleshooting purposes.
Run an advanced IP address lookup to discover geographic location, organization, and network provider information behind any IP worldwide. It's perfect for cybersecurity checks, server tracing, or network verification.
Use our accurate internet speed test to measure your download and upload speed, ping, and latency. Great for diagnosing slow connections, ISP issues, or VPN performance.
Perform a complete Whois lookup to find out the owner, registrar, and creation or expiration dates of any domain. Ideal for verifying domain ownership or monitoring domain expiration and transfer details.
The reverse DNS lookup tool finds the domain name associated with a given IP address. It's useful for verifying mail server setups, diagnosing PTR records, or tracing server origins.
Our DNS lookup checker retrieves and analyzes all DNS records — including A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, and CNAME. It helps you confirm whether your domain is properly configured and globally accessible.
Run a comprehensive IP Whois lookup to identify the organization, ASN, registry, and country behind an IP range. It's an essential tool for network analysis and IP reputation monitoring.
The My User Agent tool instantly reveals your browser version, device type, operating system, and rendering engine, helping developers and testers ensure cross-platform compatibility.
Check your screen resolution and viewport size with this quick diagnostic tool. Perfect for designers, developers, and QA teams to verify how websites display on different devices.
The WiFi speed test measures your wireless download and upload speed, latency, and stability. It helps you identify signal issues or network bottlenecks within your local Wi-Fi setup.
Quickly check your upload speed to see how efficiently your connection sends data to the Internet — vital for video calls, file transfers, and cloud backups.
The download speed test measures your real-time data transfer rate from our global servers. Use it to evaluate ISP performance or VPN download speeds.
View both your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and confirm dual-stack connectivity. This helps users and administrators ensure modern network compatibility and configuration accuracy.
Run an SSL checker to verify your domain's HTTPS certificate, expiry date, and encryption strength. Essential for maintaining website security and SEO trust signals.
The IP subnet calculator lets you divide or merge subnets, showing network size, CIDR ranges, and usable hosts. Ideal for network engineers and administrators managing IP allocations.
Estimate storage capacity, redundancy, and performance using the RAID calculator. It helps you choose the right RAID configuration (0,1,5,6,10) for your disks or servers.
Use the port checker and scanner to detect open, closed, or filtered ports on any host. Great for security auditing, firewall testing, and service discovery.
The ping test checker sends ICMP requests to measure latency, jitter, and packet loss between your device and remote servers. It's essential for network troubleshooting and uptime monitoring.
With trace IP and trace route, follow the exact path your data travels through networks. Analyze routing hops, delays, and connection bottlenecks to understand Internet latency issues.
Run an ASN lookup to find the Autonomous System Number, organization name, and IP range ownership of any network. Useful for ISP identification and Internet routing analysis.
DNS Educational Guides (Entity-Based Explanations)
Learn what DNS (Domain Name System) means and how it translates domain names into IP addresses so browsers can find websites quickly and efficiently.
Understand what a DNS server does — it stores and resolves domain information to route Internet traffic between domain names and their IP endpoints.
Explore our DNS server list featuring top providers like Cloudflare, Google, and Quad9, with their IPs, security features, and performance details.
Discover what flushing DNS means, how clearing your DNS cache fixes connectivity errors, and why it's important after DNS or hosting changes.
Understand DNS propagation, how long global DNS updates take, and how to check propagation status when changing records or migrating websites.
Learn how to change DNS settings on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and routers to improve Internet speed, security, and reliability.
Find out what a DNS leak test is, why it matters for VPN privacy, and how to check if your DNS requests are leaking outside encrypted tunnels.
The full form of DNS is Domain Name System — the global naming infrastructure that links domain names to numerical IP addresses for seamless web access.
Learn what DNS port 53 is and how DNS uses UDP and TCP protocols for queries, while secure alternatives like DoH (443) and DoT (853) encrypt traffic.
