IPduh is an Internet forensics and debugging engine. IPduh can be used as a general purpose web search engine, but it is especially effective at answering questions about the building blocks of the Internet.
IPduh is designed to interpret queries as being related to the Internet Infrastructure. It responds in ways that help debugging network issues, diagnosing problems on Internet services, researching Internet names, researching Internet Protocol numbers, and investigating Internet security incidents.
Experienced system administrators, network administrators, software engineers, abuse managers, and hackers will feel right at home. They will quickly understand the commands by trying some of the examples, and discover how IPduh's unique features speed up the information gathering process.
Other knowledge workers and less technical Internet users can benefit from using IPduh as well. It may take them a little longer to get used to the IPduh quirks, understand the purpose of each command, and become familiar with some of the technical terms used in the IPduh responses. With practice, they will recognize the intelligence potential of each IPduh signal and learn how to use IPduh to generate deep insights.
Whether you are a newcomer or an expert, you can start by trying some of the examples below, then explore the !help tutorial. If this is your first time using IPduh, type a few examples to get a feel for how it works.
IPduh usage examples:
example.org
!ufn phoenician
an amazon is eating pizza in space.
00:05:85:AB:CD:EF
!gsec xz
!mac fccd2f
!rfc internet protocol
https://usr:123@example.org/in/../?type=examples&n=421
starlink.com viasat.com hughes
2a02:26f0:c000:3a2:200:93ff:fe94:9596
!port space
!whois as1
More examples at Internet Apropos and the !help tutorial.
Most IPduh functionality is available without an account. However, to unlock all features, you will need to sign-in with an IPduh account or to sign-in with a Google account.
Get a free IPduh account (Fast):
To create an IPduh account use your Google account to sign-into IPduh and then set a password with !my-password.
If you sign-in with your Google account or create an IPduh account using your Google account, Google will share with IPduh your email address and the name on your account. Use !my-settings to see what Google shared with IPduh.
You can read the IPduh Privacy Policy with !privacy-policy.
IPduh needs to store cookies in your browser. Use !my-cookies to inspect the IPduh cookies and read more about them.
Most of the old IPduh commands and URIs (some are 15 years old or older) work in this version of IPduh. Some old IPduh commands and URIs are not available yet and they will be reintroduced over time
If you have a suggestion, if you come across an IPduh response that does not look right, if you find a software-error aka bug, if you are missing an old tool, or if you just want to say hello, !contact us! We would love to hear from you.
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