how can i find my real ip

Hi… when i search for my ip ( with whois .. etc) i find the ip of my isp … and if i wand to find my city for this ip with whois etc.. i find the city of my isp… i know that this ip is the external ip of my isp… how can i find my internal ip and i can find my state from that???:D

You don't know what state you live in? And just out of curiosity, did you even bother checking google?

no men.. i live in Greece and espacially in Thes/niki… my isp it's in Athens…. when i search my address of the ip it says athens ( the address of isp and not my real address)… i think i am more specific now…

u can use c++ i think… or other programming languages…

okay let me get straight to the point here.

You cannot get your physical IP location with WHOIS information as this takes the information of the IP which you use and takes the registrars information (your ISP)…the only way to get your physical location is if you owned the IP address and had the WHOIS information registered to your house.

That said, I belive there is a software out there (I used to have it) that you can trace the location of IPs…but I do not remember the name of it at all.

But in all honesty I think for what you are looking at you will not get past your ISP as they are the owner of the IP address…

Just my ideas on this matter though…

You need to inject an x58-type payload into the UDP/IP network stack layer, and then you can look through the results using a PXE network dissassembly tool…the address will usually be stored in bytes F34 - F63.

You seriously don't know how to find your ip address? Open cmd, type ipconfig -all.

As far as I know, Only your ISP can track ip addresses like that, and you need a warrant to get that information.

japanesedude wrote: You need to inject an x58-type payload into the UDP/IP network stack layer, and then you can look through the results using a PXE network dissassembly tool…the address will usually be stored in bytes F34 - F63.

Those byte values only go for some system architectures. This method will break on 64-bit systems, and on older systems.

ynori7 wrote: You seriously don't know how to find your ip address? Open cmd, type ipconfig -all.

Lol.