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Monday, August 17, 2009

Bing Lets You Find Other Domains On an IP

As WebSonic notes in the forum, Microsoft’s search engine Bing has an interesting operator which can tell you different domains hosted on a given IP. First, get the IP of a domain, e.g. by entering example.com into a tool like host2ip. Copy the IP into Bing and precede it with “ip:”, as in ip:123.123.123.123. The search will now show other domains than example.com hosted on the server.

[Thanks WebSonic via Labnol.]

Update: Lokkju comments, “MSN/Live.com has supported this for years – it is just a carry over from live.com search.” [Thanks Lokkju!]

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