Enter a subnet or an ASN.
Enter an IP Subnet (such as 185.93.0.0/24) or an assigned Autonomous System Number (like AS60068) to find the IPs of the network you are interested in.
And if you give me an organization name, I'll try to give you an answer too. (But no promises!)
199.232.196.0/22 - Fastly, Inc. | |
109.69.64.0/21 - PLUTEX GmbH | |
34.128.128.0/17 - Google Cloud Platform | |
116.202.0.0/16 - Hetzner Online GmbH | |
178.162.192.0/18 - Leaseweb Deutschland GmbH | |
209.191.164.0/23 - | |
3.33.128.0/20 - Amazon.com | |
3.33.128.0/20 - Amazon.com | |
3.33.128.0/20 - Amazon.com | |
3.33.128.0/20 - Amazon.com |
Subnet | This is a list of subnets advertised by the destination network. |
Pingable IP | An always reachable IP address in a given subnet that's suitable for latency checks as determined by our CDN77 backend. |
Non-lost | This number represents how many packets we have received back during our measurements. A higher number means higher link stability. 250 is the highest value. |
RTT | Latency (ping) from our primary latency servers in Prague to the target. |
Would you like to use our IP Radar data for your own scripts? We've prepared an easy JSON API for you. Here's how to use it:
curl https://radar.tools.cdn77.com/api.php?query=AS60068
{"as_number":"AS60068","as_org":"Datacamp Limited","data":{"185.102.216.0\/24":{"ip":"185.102.216.75","latency":"8.3","nonlost":230},"185.102.218.0\/24":{"ip":"185.102.218.94","latency":"16.6","nonlost":228},"185.102.219.0\/24":{"ip":"185.102.219.13","latency":"13.1","nonlost":171},"185.59.220.0\/24":{"ip":"185.59.220.12","latency":"12.5","nonlost":233},"185.59.221.0\/24":{"ip":"185.59.221.25","latency":"27.7","nonlost":182},"185.59.222.0\/24":{"ip":"185.59.222.5","latency":"15.9","nonlost":235},"185.59.223.0\/24":{"ip":"185.59.223.20","latency":"94.0","nonlost":232},"185.93.0.0\/24":{"ip":"185.93.0.100","latency":"109.1","nonlost":228},"185.93.1.0\/24":{"ip":"185.93.1.32","latency":"111.2","nonlost":98},"185.93.2.0\/24":{"ip":"185.93.2.22","latency":"17.5","nonlost":172},"185.93.3.0\/24":{"ip":"185.93.3.26","latency":"43.3","nonlost":37},"37.235.105.0\/24":{"ip":"37.235.105.67","latency":"7.7","nonlost":204}}}
We'll return AS information (as_number, as_org) as well as detailed latency data for each subnet in the data JSON array. Output slightly varies depending on if you're asking for an AS or a subnet.
Our backend pings all networks on our planet regularly from multiple datacenters to help optimize our CDN infrastructure, so you'll be getting the same high-quality data we use to serve our global customers.