Base Info / ISP / Geolocation
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ISP
ASN Number
Organization
United StatesBerkeleyAmerica/Los_Angeles
Latitude / Longitude
9.9.9.9 IP Lookup
Network Topology
Carrier / EnterpriseAbuse Email
Route
21 · closed22 · closed53 · closed80 · open443 · closed3306 · open
Whois Panel
| Query | 9.9.9.9 | |
| ASN | AS19281 | |
| Organization | Quad9 | |
| Region | California | |
| Country | United States | |
| City | Berkeley | |
| Timezone | America/Los_Angeles | |
| Prefix | 9.9.9.0/24 |
Threat Intel
Low Risk0
Risk Score / 100
Proxy: NOVPN: NOTor: NO
Result insights
Network ownership analysis for 9.9.9.9
9.9.9.9 is currently shown in Berkeley, United States, on the Quad9 network and mapped to AS19281. That combination is useful for traffic attribution, provider identification, and infrastructure analysis.
How to read the route and prefix for 9.9.9.9
The route prefix 9.9.9.0/24 helps identify the network range that owns this IP. Together with WHOIS and BGP data, it becomes easier to investigate routing detours, prefix ownership, or upstream changes.
How should you interpret the risk score for 9.9.9.9?
9.9.9.9 currently shows a risk score of 0/100. That score is not a direct verdict of abuse, but it is a useful signal when you want to identify proxy use, VPN exits, datacenter traffic, or unusual access environments.
What should you inspect next after this IP page?
This page is currently showing a live lookup result that can be used for ownership and route analysis. If the address came from a domain lookup, compare the resolved IP with WHOIS organization data. If it belongs to public DNS, a CDN, or a cloud network, the next step is usually the AS19281 page plus a related topic page for deeper route and ownership analysis.
Search intents this IP page helps cover
9.9.9.9 IP lookup9.9.9.9 geolocation9.9.9.9 ASN9.9.9.9 WHOIS9.9.9.9 BGP9.9.9.0/24 IP range ownershipQuad9 IP
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Related pages and next steps
AS19281 · Quad9
Open the ASN landing page behind this IP to inspect prefixes, peers, and network role.
Quad9 Primary vs Secondary Guide
Useful for comparing Quad9 primary and secondary nodes inside the same security-focused public-resolver footprint.
Quad9 vs Public DNS Guide
Useful for comparing this IP against broader public-DNS resolver patterns.
Quad9 vs ISP DNS Guide
Useful for comparing Quad9 with local ISP or carrier DNS behavior.
Quad9 vs Enterprise DNS Guide
Useful for comparing Quad9 with more enterprise-oriented DNS services.
Quad9 vs Security DNS Guide
Useful for comparing Quad9 with the broader category of security DNS services across positioning, blocking style, and policy context.
Frequently asked questions about this IP page
Does the geolocation shown for 9.9.9.9 equal a user's real physical location?
Not necessarily. The geolocation shown for 9.9.9.9 is usually closer to the network exit, datacenter node, or database attribution. For stronger analysis, read it together with AS19281, WHOIS data, and the prefix 9.9.9.0/24.
Which network or organization does 9.9.9.9 belong to?
9.9.9.9 is currently associated with AS19281, and the organization is shown as Quad9. That helps determine whether the address looks more like cloud infrastructure, an ISP, a public resolver, a CDN, or an enterprise network, but WHOIS and DNS context should still be checked.
What should you inspect after opening the 9.9.9.9 lookup page?
The usual next step is to open the matching AS19281 page to inspect peers, prefixes, and upstream relationships. If 9.9.9.9 came from a domain lookup, continue into WHOIS and DNS-resolution context as well.
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