IPs matching filters:
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Data explorer
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Examples
Header: Server filters by responses with the Server header.
Header: Server: nginx/1.2.3 filters by responses that have the Server header and the value containing "nginx/1.2.3".
Status-Code: 267 filters by responses with status code 267.
Port: 443 filters by responses on port 443 (https).
Title: Memes filters by responses where response contained a HTML title tag containing "Memes" in the first 32kb.
Additionally, add a ! before the filter to treat it as an exclusion.
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Q: What's this?
A: This webpage allows you to view statistics for various IP ranges, and filter them to your heart's desire by status codes or http response headers. Start by clicking / dragging on ranges in the Range List (or quicker, press all / none), and then press Load to start downloading and processing the IP range data. Then, head to the "Data explorer" tab to surf through the data. It's particularly useful if you're interested in seeing what people are hosting on cloud services.
Q: How do I filter?
A: Click on bar chart to add a filter by a response code. Hold Ctrl to select multiple codes. Right click on a header or header's value in one of the four statistics to filter by that header / header's value.
Q: How do I stop getting the "Your connection is not private" warning when visiting IPs with https://?
Chrome/Msedge:
- Fully terminate any chrome/msedge processes.
- Open up a terminal and navigate to the directory of the chrome/msedge executable
- Start the chrome/msedge executable with the "--ignore-certificate-errors" flag.
Firefox: Idk
Q: Anything else I should know?
A: If you right click on a IP link, you can view detailed information about it at the time of crawling. That's all for now!
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