Free network tools from Speed-Net – check your own IP address or a server's reachability.
Find out which country, city, and provider an IP address or domain is coming from.
Open toolCheck which hostname is set as the reverse DNS entry (PTR record) for an IP address.
Open toolWhether you want to check your own internet connection, test a server's reachability, or narrow down technical problems – our free Network Tools help you quickly and easily gain clarity.
Before opening a support ticket, a quick look at your own IP address or a ping test often helps narrow down the problem yourself – for example, whether it's your own connection or the target server.
After registering a new domain or setting up a server, the ping test shows whether reachability is already in place while the DNS entries propagate worldwide.
If a website won't open, a ping test helps determine whether the server is fundamentally reachable or whether the problem lies more with your own connection, DNS, or a firewall.
The IP Check shows you which IP address, region, and internet provider you're currently online with – useful for troubleshooting geo-blocked content or VPN connections, for example.
Both tools are available to you free of charge and without sign-up at any time – test as often as you like, with no restrictions or hidden costs.
Our Network Tools work reliably on desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones and are available in six languages, so you get the information you need quickly regardless of your location.
If you're planning a switch to Speed-Net, a look at your current IP address and a ping test help document your previous reachability and compare it after the move.
Our tools are also handy for technically experienced users: developers and administrators use the ping test for quickly diagnosing server issues, or the IP check to verify firewall and proxy configurations within a team.
We're continuously expanding our range of Network Tools. Check back regularly to benefit from new free tools for diagnostics and troubleshooting.