IPinfo MCP. Analyze network location and ownership data instantly.
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IPinfo. Geolocate and audit any IP address. This server lets your AI agent check geographic details, Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs), and privacy status (VPN, proxy, Tor) for any IP range or single IP.
It's critical for security research, network engineering, and data validation. Your agent can instantly turn complex network lookups into simple queries.
What your AI agents can do
Get asn details
Retrieves specific ownership and administrative details for a given Autonomous System Number (ASN).
Get ip details
Gets the full geographic and network context for a single IP address.
Get ip historical
Retrieves time-series data and past records for an IP address.
Your agent retrieves the city, region, ISP, and full network context for a specified IP address.
Your agent finds the Autonomous System Number (ASN) and details about who owns that block of IP addresses.
Your agent determines if an IP address is flagged as a VPN, proxy, or Tor exit node.
Your agent pulls metadata for a large block of IP addresses or a CIDR range.
Your agent reads the specific IP address and metadata of the server running the agent.
Your agent accesses past records and data associated with a specific IP address.
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019d8448get asn details
Retrieves specific ownership and administrative details for a given Autonomous System Number (ASN).
019d8448get ip details
Gets the full geographic and network context for a single IP address.
019d8448get ip historical
Retrieves time-series data and past records for an IP address.
019d8448get ip range
Gets metadata and details for an entire IP range or CIDR block.
019d8448get own ip details
Gets the IP address and metadata for the server currently running the agent.
019d8448get privacy details
Checks if an IP address is currently using a VPN, proxy, or Tor exit node.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI client needs to audit network intelligence, and this server gives it the tools. It's the standard source for IP data. Your agent can handle network lookups—like geolocating IPs or checking ASN ownership—without you ever touching a terminal. It acts like a real-time network analyst, using precise, high-fidelity data.
get_ip_details gets the full geographic and network context for any single IP address, so your agent pulls the city, region, and ISP info. get_ip_range pulls metadata for an entire IP range or CIDR block. get_asn_details retrieves specific ownership and administrative details for any given Autonomous System Number (ASN). get_privacy_details checks if an IP address is flagged as a VPN, proxy, or Tor exit node. get_ip_historical accesses past records and data associated with a specific IP address, and get_own_ip_details reads the specific IP address and metadata of the server running the agent.
How IPinfo MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the IPinfo server and input your unique Access Token.
- 2 Connect your AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) to the MCP Server.
- 3 Ask your agent to perform a lookup (e.g., 'What is the location of 1.2.3.4?') and let it call the appropriate tool.
The bottom line is you use your AI client to talk to the server, and the server runs the IP lookup tools for you.
Who Is IPinfo MCP For?
The security researcher tracking suspicious IPs, the data engineer validating user geo-location, or the risk manager needing to audit proxy usage. If your job involves checking network boundaries or data provenance, this is for you. You need data that's reliable, not guesswork.
Runs get_privacy_details against potential targets to confirm if traffic is masked by a VPN or proxy.
Uses get_ip_details to validate user geo-location data against known ISP and region boundaries.
Queries get_ip_range for large CIDR blocks to plan network expansions and understand allocation.
What Changes When You Connect
- See the full context of any IP address.
get_ip_detailsgives you the city, region, and ISP info—not just a single coordinate. - Confirm network ownership with
get_asn_details. You see which organization owns the block of IPs, which is critical for tracing traffic sources. - Audit traffic authenticity instantly. Use
get_privacy_detailsto check if an IP is using a VPN, proxy, or Tor node. It tells you if the connection is masked. - Understand large-scale allocations.
get_ip_rangelets you pull metadata for an entire CIDR block, helping you plan network coverage. - Know your current endpoint.
get_own_ip_detailsreports the exact IP and environment details of the server running your agent, ensuring compliance. - Track changes over time.
get_ip_historicallets you see how an IP address's data has changed, which is key for forensic analysis.
Real-World Use Cases
Investigating suspicious network traffic
A security analyst receives a log with a suspicious IP. Instead of manually searching multiple sites, they ask their agent to run get_ip_details and get_privacy_details. The agent immediately confirms the location and checks if the IP is masked by a VPN or proxy, solving the initial triage problem in seconds.
Validating user geo-location for a service
A data engineer needs to ensure all registered users are within the correct geographic region. They use get_ip_details to verify user IP addresses against regional databases, ensuring optimized performance and compliance before data ingestion.
Auditing infrastructure growth
A network architect needs to know what IP space they're actually using. They run get_ip_range on a planned CIDR block. This gives them the necessary metadata to plan expansion and correctly allocate resources across their infrastructure.
Tracing the origin of a large network segment
A risk manager needs to know who owns a massive block of IPs. They run get_asn_details using the ASN number. This instantly identifies the corporate owner and the size of the network, providing immediate context for risk assessment.
The Tradeoffs
Assuming single-source data
Manually checking the location of 1.1.1.1 on a general search engine and assuming the data is current or complete.
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Use get_ip_details for a single IP lookup. If you need to confirm ownership, follow up with get_asn_details to get the official network owner. This two-step process provides depth, not just surface data.
Ignoring IP history
Only running a current check on an IP and missing crucial context about where that IP was used last month.
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Always check the past. Run get_ip_historical to see if the IP address has changed ownership or location over time. This is critical for forensic investigations.
Overlooking the source IP
Running a network audit without first confirming the connection point of your own agent.
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Start by calling get_own_ip_details. This confirms the source IP and metadata of the server running the agent, giving you a reliable baseline for the entire audit.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need to validate network boundaries, confirm ownership, or audit data provenance. Specifically, if you need to know who owns a block of IPs (get_asn_details), where a single IP is located (get_ip_details), or if an IP is masked (get_privacy_details).
Don't use this if your only need is to see a list of IPs. For that, you'll need to query an entire range (get_ip_range). If you're building a database and need to validate data types, you might prefer a dedicated data validation tool. If you only care about the IP's current operational status, get_own_ip_details handles that. The core value is the layered intelligence: combining get_ip_details with get_privacy_details provides a comprehensive picture that single-purpose tools can't match.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 6 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Network auditing shouldn't require a dozen manual lookups.
Today, auditing an IP address means opening a browser, pasting the IP into a geolocation site, then opening another tab to check the ASN, and maybe a third to see if it's a proxy. You copy-paste, you switch tabs, and you spend time piecing together a picture that might be outdated.
With the IPinfo MCP Server, your agent handles the whole sequence. You tell it to audit the IP, and it runs `get_ip_details` and `get_privacy_details` in the background. You get a single, structured report that instantly tells you the location, the owner, and the privacy status.
IPinfo MCP Server: Get the full picture of any IP.
You no longer need to run multiple API calls to piece together a network picture. Your agent uses `get_ip_details` to get the basics, then `get_asn_details` to find the owner, and `get_ip_range` for the scope. It orchestrates all this data into one conversation.
The difference is that the data flows automatically. Your agent isn't just calling tools; it's building a complete network profile, right in your chat interface.
Common Questions About IPinfo MCP
How do I check if an IP is a VPN using the IPinfo MCP Server? +
Use get_privacy_details. This tool specifically checks the IP against databases of known VPNs, proxies, and Tor exit nodes. It gives a clear yes/no status and provides details on why it was flagged.
What is the difference between `get_ip_details` and `get_ip_range`? +
get_ip_details provides specific data for a single IP address. get_ip_range provides metadata and details for an entire block of IP addresses (a CIDR range).
Can I see the owner of a network block using the IPinfo MCP Server? +
Yes, run get_asn_details. You input the ASN, and the server returns the name and details of the organization that owns that network block.
Does IPinfo MCP Server track IP changes over time? +
Yes, use get_ip_historical. This tool retrieves time-series data for an IP, allowing you to audit how the IP's data or ownership changed in the past.
How do I use `get_asn_details` to understand network ownership? +
The get_asn_details tool provides ownership and allocation data for specific ASNs. This lets you map network ownership and see how many IPs an entity controls, which is crucial for infrastructure planning.
What should I do if I get an error when calling `get_ip_details`? +
If you get an error, check your IPinfo Access Token first. Most errors relate to invalid or expired tokens, so double-check your subscription status on Vinkius.
Does `get_ip_historical` require specific setup or plans? +
Yes, the get_ip_historical tool requires an appropriate paid plan. You must ensure your IPinfo Access Token covers historical data lookups before running the query.
Can I use `get_ip_range` to verify a large block of IPs? +
The get_ip_range tool processes entire CIDR blocks, giving you metadata for the whole range. It's perfect for verifying regional allocations or understanding network segmentation.
How do I find my IPinfo Access Token? +
Log in to your IPinfo dashboard, and you will find your Access Token on the overview page. Copy and paste it below.
Does the agent detect VPNs and Proxies? +
Yes. The get_privacy_details tool allows your agent to identify if an IP address is masked by a VPN, proxy, or Tor network instantly.
Is ASN information provided for all IPs? +
Yes. IPinfo provides comprehensive ASN metadata for any IP address, helping you audit the network provider and routing hierarchy.
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