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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Saurdaukar on July 27, 2004, 04:16:33 PM
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Ala your move on Mr. Black. Is there a trick? Some sort of "IP Yellow Pages?"
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Ala your move on Mr. Black. Is there a trick? Some sort of "IP Yellow Pages?"
VOSS
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umm lower right hand corner IP:Logged....
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Originally posted by GRUNHERZ
VOSS
Whoever the chap was. Skuzz traced his IP to Atlanta, IIRC. How did he do it?
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there are IP lookup services, there is one built into pingplotter.
also some IP's are designated to certain companies.
him being in the business so long i'll bet that if we gave him a class A IP prefix, he could state who owns it LOL.
another "way" is doing a full tracert. doing that gives you the "names" of all the nodes the packet touches en-route to it's destination. those names are usually pretty telling as far as who owns the router.
thats the extent of my knowledge im willing to disclose
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well since Skuzz is the Admin at HTC he can check the logs and pretty much pin point the IP address that made a request on his server.....
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Oh - so its really easy for him since its like... "internal" or something?
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Fools its throught VOSS' CIA and FBI connections!!!!
You will be hearing from my FBI friends for not picking up on and laughing at my joke! May you be bitten by a tousand scorpions!!!
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The skuz will nevar find me out! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
NO SOUP FOR YOU SKUZZY, 1 YEAR![/SIZE]
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Oh - so its really easy for him since its like... "internal" or something?
well when you come on HTC server you make a request first....to answer your request he needs your ADDRESS to say fine here's my WEB page:eek:
its always a 2 way street.....
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Oh - so its really easy for him since its like... "internal" or something?
It's simple, yet complicated. There are free IP locators online, but you can only trace the IP back to it's gateway. For example, I live in Nahant, but if you use an IP locator it usually shows me as connecting from Cambridge, since that's the gateway I'm using. It's further complicated when you use dialup, since you can connect using multiple gateways. Then there's the whole proxy mess, with which I can use an IP that shows me anywhere in the world.
If you get a true IP, though, you can often tracert it to at least the general location it's coming from.
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Ok - sorry Im not a techie. Im just looking for a general location - a state would even be good enough - I dont need a name or an address or anything - just trying to find out where something is based.
Anyone have a link to one of these generic locators?
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Ok - sorry Im not a techie. Im just looking for a general location - a state would even be good enough - I dont need a name or an address or anything - just trying to find out where something is based.
Anyone have a link to one of these generic locators?
Geobytes (http://www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm)
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
Whoever the chap was. Skuzz traced his IP to Atlanta, IIRC. How did he do it?
Wrong. Some wanna be internet sluth fingered me as Mr. Black, and Skuzzy replied not unless he moved to Atlanta (which is where I am located).
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Eh, what the **** ever. ;)
Thanks for the link.