2400:a4a0:b100::

Network 48 bits, 2400:a4a0:b100::/48 announced by AS16509 Amazon.com, Inc. Host 80 bits

🇦🇺Australia

Address

Version: IPv6
Reverse DNS: ipv6.atmailcloud.com
Enclosing: 2400:a4a0::/322400:a4a0:b100::/482400:a4a0:b100::/64

Network

ASN: AS16509
Organization: Amazon.com, Inc.
Range: 2400:a4a0:b100::/48

Location

Country: Australia AU
Continent: Oceania
Local time: 04:46, Saturday 3 October (UTC+10:00)
Time zone: Australia/Sydney
Coordinates: 33.4940 S, 143.2104 E ± 1000 km
Open in OpenStreetMap

WHOIS

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Use it from the command line

No sign-up and no key. Command-line clients get plain text or JSON.

`curl showip.sh`	Your IP address
`curl showip.sh/raw`	Only the address, nothing else (for routers)
`curl showip.sh/json`	Everything on this page as JSON
`curl showip.sh/2400:a4a0:b100::`	Details of any address
`curl showip.sh/2400:a4a0:b100::/city`	One field, as plain text
`curl showip.sh/AS15169`	A network and every range it announces
`curl showip.sh/headers`	The headers your client sent
`curl ipv4.showip.sh/ip`	Your IPv4 address only
`curl ipv6.showip.sh/ip`	Your IPv6 address only

Fields: ip, version, hostname, bogon, city, region, postal_code, country, country_code, continent, continent_code, loc, timezone, asn, org. They work for your own address (/city) and any other (/2400:a4a0:b100::/city).