Geolocate an IP address to a location using latency

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• forest Member

  February 1 edited February 1

  @jimaek said:
  Try to fix the location in the dashboard. If it's not possible then report it here https://geodebug.globalping.dev/

  Do not take it down, over time they will all be fixed

  I did report them a few weeks ago (if I recall, it did not let me fix the location manually) and then shut them down. I can bring them back up if that would be better. They are 94.156.152.8 and 151.242.30.113, both in Bucharest, Romania.
• jimaek Member

  February 1

  Please bring them up. If they go down we can't test them to fix them
• forest Member

  February 1

  @jimaek said:
  Please bring them up. If they go down we can't test them to fix them

  Got it. I've brought both back up.
• whynotlearn Member

  February 1

  Saw you on hackernews trending. Didn't know that you were on lowendtalk as well!

  The world is short lol but in all honesty nice to see you in here as well. Your project's awesome!

  Thanked by 4jimaek forest oloke sh97
• LordSpock Member, Host Rep

  February 1

  I have done research with similar techniques to the above. Very cool and elegant project, plenty of academics I know might be able to use this to their advantage when researching IP Geolocation techniques.

  Thanked by 1jimaek