Whois, which helps to obtain information about the site itself and the organization for which it is registered, rarely provides any information about the hosting provider. Another similar tool comes to the rescue - SEOGadget.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the following page:
Step 2
Enter up to ten domain names in the large input field in the middle of the page. Each of them must be on a separate line. You can even enter the entire URL of the pages - the server itself will determine where the domain name is located inside the string. Click the Check button.
Step 3
Wait for the page to reload, and then the server will find information about all the domain names you entered (rotating circles will disappear in all corresponding cells of the table and text will appear). Do not pay attention to the column "Placement of NS-servers" - this data is also provided by the regular Whois service. The second column is much more interesting - "The name of the network where the site is located." In it you will find lines of the following form: "hetzner-rz14", "leaseweb", "zenon", etc.
Step 4
Enter the name of the network into any search engine (Yandex, Google, Nigma, etc.) - among the links displayed, you will probably find one that indicates which hosting providers operate on this network. In some of the networks, there is only one provider - it serves the site you are interested in. If there are several providers (which happens infrequently), it is impossible to determine which of them the server with the site belongs to without taking additional measures, but your search circle will at least be significantly narrowed.
Step 5
Use search engines to find the email address of the administrator of a network that has multiple hosting providers. Give him the website address and ask which provider is serving him. It is possible that the administrator will meet you halfway and provide this information.
Step 6
You can use the data about the hosting provider of the site in various ways. For example, if your rights to an intellectual property object are violated on a resource or material offending you is posted, and appeals to the site owner remain unanswered, send a complaint to the hosting provider. If your appeal does not take effect in this case, you will have to go to court.
