Find Yourself in the Internet

Discover where your IP address sits in the global internet topology. See your Autonomous System (AS) and its connections in the network of networks.

What is this?

The internet is a "network of networks" made up of thousands of Autonomous Systems (AS). Each AS is operated by an Internet Service Provider, university, company, or organization. Your IP address belongs to one of these autonomous systems.

This tool shows you which AS your IP belongs to and visualizes its position in the global internet topology using the latest CAIDA AS-relationship data.

Your Location in the Internet

Your Network Information

IP Address:
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Autonomous System:
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AS Name:
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K-Core Level

Higher = more central

Direct Neighbors

Your Position in the Internet Topology

Total ASes

Total AS Relationships

What does this mean?

K-Core Level: Indicates how central your AS is. Higher levels mean your AS is more deeply embedded in the internet core.
Direct Neighbors: Number of other autonomous systems directly connected to yours.

Data Source

This visualization uses AS-relationship data from CAIDA (Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis) .

Data is updated periodically and represents a snapshot of internet topology relationships.