Re:IP addresses and their relationships

David Newcomb wrote: > > Run traceroute(1) which returns all the routers the ping has to go through > inorder > to arrive at its destination. This gives to idea of where it is. > On those same lines you could check this URL http://www.neoworx.com/goonline/nttwor.asp They have two products that esentially use this process but they take the pinged geographic area infomation for the router and use it as a map point showing you the real world geographic path of the ping. The first program is Neotrace which lets you enter the target ip/hostname the second is hacktracer which is a firewall which auto pings and maps the geographic location of Dork Knobs(sm) who port scan your system. Dan Krumlauf --> Its Easy Being A Visionary. The Hard Part Is To Not Let <-- --> People Convince You Your As Nuts As They Think You Are <-- --> DK 96' <--