Batch IP lookup

Submit multiple IP addresses or hostnames and build a full intelligence report for each target in the background. One failed target never aborts the rest.

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Review many addresses in one task

After signing in, submit IPs or hostnames for individual ownership, network and risk reports, with CSV and JSON exports. Use it to review assets, logs and address collections.

Two examples, explainedIllustrative · not live results

Remove duplicate entriesBefore submission

Example input: 8.8.8.88.8.8.81.1.1.1
Unique targets: 8.8.8.81.1.1.1

Review each outcomeAfter completion

Suppose 10 targets were submitted: 8 succeeded · 2 failed
Next step: Keep the successful resultsReview errors before retrying

Quota and retentionRefer to your account and task page; do not share sensitive results publicly.

Common questions

Does one failure stop the whole task?

No. Each target has its own status, so a task can partially succeed. Review the cause before retrying failed targets.

Should a risk score trigger an automatic block?

Not on its own. Combine it with observed behavior, evidence freshness and the cost of false positives in your policy.

How many targets can one task contain?

Each task accepts up to 100 targets. Use one IP or hostname per line and check your current account quota before submitting.

Are duplicate entries queried repeatedly?

Identical inputs are deduplicated. A hostname and its resolved IP may still be distinct input entries, so review your target list first.

Why can a hostname’s result change?

Resolution can vary over time, by location or with load balancing. A report describes the IP resolved for that query, not permanent domain ownership.

Should I export CSV or JSON?

Use CSV for spreadsheet review and JSON for programmatic processing. Check access permissions, evidence dates and retention, and remove unnecessary sensitive data before sharing.