The hub for everyday IP work: address lookups, subnet calculators, blocklist status, reverse DNS, geolocation, and ASN exploration.
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What Ip Hub Does
A single hub gathering the everyday IP tools — lookups, subnet math, blocklist status, reverse DNS, and ASN exploration.
Resolve any IP to its network, owner, and routing details in one pass.
Turn CIDR notation into ranges, masks, and host counts without doing binary by hand.
Check an address against the major spam and abuse blocklists and understand each listing.
See what name an address maps back to, and why PTR records matter for mail servers.
City-level location estimates with honest accuracy notes for every source.
Trace which autonomous system announces a prefix and who sits behind it.
How Ip Hub Works
Paste any IPv4 or IPv6 address you found in logs, headers, or alerts.
Ownership, location, blocklists, reverse DNS, and ASN data come back together instead of across five tabs.
Block it, allow it, or report it — with a record you can paste into a ticket.
About
IpHub — Every IP tool in one hub Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
Typically the owning network, its autonomous system, an approximate location, and any reputation listings — enough to triage a log entry or an abuse report.
Many mail servers reject messages from addresses without a matching PTR record, so reverse DNS is one of the first checks when email fails to deliver.
An autonomous system number identifies a network that routes traffic on the internet, such as an ISP or large company. It tells you who actually operates an address block.
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