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How To Find Location Of Server Of Website From URL?

Hello Everyone!
In this article, we are going to find the root location of any website with the Terminal! We are going to use one amazing command to find the location from the URL.

Intro

Command Line (Terminal) is a very powerful tool! There are so many commands which are very powerful. Now, we are going to find the location of the server of Google. Also, this tutorial has a video tutorial:- CLICK HERE

Step 1: Open Terminal

First of all, Open the terminal. Go to applications & select terminal. Also, we can use a keyboard shortcut to open the terminal. Shortcut to open the terminal : (CTRL + ALT + T)

Step 2: Use "traceroute" Command

The "traceroute" command is used to find the location of a server by going through each connected wired/wireless servers. This command indicates "Trace The Route". We are going to trace the route with the "traceroute" command. This command determines the response delays from various nodes along the route. Also, we can check where is a fault in the route which is quite useful when we have a connection with no internet. We can trace where is the problem in the route.

Let's get started, type "traceroute" command in the terminal with the following syntax.

DCs-MacBook-Air:~ Dhanraj$ traceroute www.google.com

Syntax To Find The Location of Any server with URL:

DCs-MacBook-Air:~ Dhanraj$ traceroute (website URL)

Let's Go & Press Enter.

Step 3: Wait Until It Is Complete

After pressing enter, this process can take a few minutes. The terminal will show all node points through the route with response delays in the form of milliseconds.

Step 4: Copy Last IP Address

We will get all node points with their IP Locations.


Copy the last IP Address between the brackets. I have copied 216.239.47.149 from my terminal.

Step 5: Open https://iplocation.com

Go to google & search for "IP location", Select "https://iplocation.com"
Or
Open this link: IP-LOCATION

Paste the copied IP address in the text field on the website.

Here we go! We have located the server of Google. We can get more info from the above picture like longitude, latitude, country, region & organization. 

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