That data is probably old now. 4-7 years ago some may be relevant stillt. Free tools will give you details of telecom and maybe city. Remember if they are using proxy it will be inaccurate

what?

(October 25, 2022, 08:02 PM)Magroll Wrote: Thanks, I'll try. but is there any way to do it on my computer? Not tied to third party services. And another question - if I have rather old databases (2015 - 2018), will the data still be relevant? And if not, is it possible to find data for those years.

it depends on many things. For example, what would be the point of trying for certain Ip if the person owning that address already change their isp? But I am pretty sure that you can use shodan or censys and find some interesting stuff.

The point is to find out what the approximate geographical distribution of users was a few years ago when the database was compiled. I know where to apply it.

I'm not sure if this will help, but maybe you could build some code and integrate the maxmind database into it.

interested aswell

(October 29, 2022, 01:18 AM)zal Wrote: I'm not sure if this will help, but maybe you could build some code and integrate the maxmind database into it.

You don't know where you can get this database for free?

So you want to GeoIP offline? in which case you'll need to download a database from a company like maxmind also your aware that an IP address will only give you a general location like maybe a country or city and not an address.

Well, some sites will provide you the service to locate an IP address, but most of them isn't accurate actually.

(October 30, 2022, 10:07 AM)Magroll Wrote:

(October 29, 2022, 01:18 AM)zal Wrote: I'm not sure if this will help, but maybe you could build some code and integrate the maxmind database into it.

You don't know where you can get this database for free?

Go look up maxmind - you can download a free version of their database online. It's commonly used in wireshark to give estimates of the locations of IP's addresses connected to your network.