WorldIP - IP Geolocation, Internet Research

XX is our code, the total value of which is "unknown". It includes:
- the empty or unallocated space,
- distributed, but unused networks,
- internal and test networks (10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, etc.),
- anycast (as an example - Google's DNS server 8.8.8.8),
- the recently announced, but not yet distributed on the internet networks.

There is no detailed information about the location of routers in API database, (we see it as unnecessary for "normal" user). Instead the region (e.g.: EU, AP) or the country of global operator (e.g.: CA for Tata) will be displayed.

Of all the Service-Codes, we have opened the satellite providers and bots (except spy bots) now, according to our classification it is 10-14 and 40-41.
Others will be opened some time later.

The access to databases with service codes is made possible only through API, they are not distributed in any other way. If it did, it would have no particular usage, since, for example, the renewal of proxy list and of Tor network active nodes occurs every hour anew.
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There is a geolocation mod for Invision Power Board (IPB).
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It's no secret that Google Geolocation API, which can provide geolocation data based on IP addresses, often does not show results even for developed countries. In this case Null will be returned.
There is a small simple addition to Google API.
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WorldIP Free Geolocation Database

WorldIP Database helps determine exact geographic locations of Internet users based on their IP address. It supports all types of IP addresses and networks, including satellite networks. It is completely free for personal and business use, but we will be very glad, if you include a link back to WIPmania.com on your website.
The database is available for immediate download in any of the following formats
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