What is the location of servers for IP 209.216.39.149?

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The IP address 209.216.39.149 is associated with a server located in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Attempts to determine the server's location through pinging, traceroute, and IP lookup were initially unsuccessful. However, using tools like VisualRoute provided the necessary information, confirming the server's location. The IP is registered to Zing.com, which is also based in Louisville. For further details, resources like ARIN's WHOIS service can be helpful in identifying IP ownership and location.
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With an IP 209.216.39.149
How can I know it location of servers ?

Thank you
 
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I tried pinging it, got nothing.
I tried tracert, got nothing.
I tried IP Lookup, got nothing.

To ping: open a DOS prompt, type ping <the IP>
To tracert: open a DOS prompt, type tracert <the IP>
To IP Lookup: Google IP Lookup, enter <the IP>
 
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Just entering the address into Google reveals the address is owned by Zing.com, based in Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
 
IwillBeGood said:
With an IP 209.216.39.149
How can I know it location of servers ?

Thank you

This site gives a pretty good description also:
http://ws.arin.net/whois/"
 
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