Alien IP is trace routing software that resolves domain names, pings IP addresses, and shows the location of remote hosts on the world map. It supplies detailed information about remote domains, email senders and web site visitors. Alien IP has a clear and straightforward interface that provides an abundance of information about remote domains that connect to your system.

In the broadband world of today with the large number of site visitors daily, it is sometimes difficult to track down every domain that connects to your system. Often, however, there is a need to do so. In those cases, Alien IP can track the geographical location and show it on the map. The program will help you pin down unwanted domains so their access to the user system can be blocked. For instance, if you market a product on the Internet, knowing the nationality of the lead can help you make a more targeted campaign. The new version of the program also offers much more than just showing a domain's location. It allows you to process web logs, ping remote addresses, and trace the route to their exact location. The ability to quickly trace a domain can also help to stem the leak of important personal information. And we kept the program interface clear and simple so it doesn't bog down the user.

The detailed world map, toolbar and a status bar are the key elements of the interface, providing access to all program features. To start tracing the route to a domain, the user just pastes the name or IP address into a drop-down box on the tool bar and clicks on the "go" button.

Alien IP v2.40 Features at a Glance:
- Trace routes and ping domains by name and IP address;
- Resolve domain names, IP ranges and address lists from files;
- Translate IP address into alternative numerical notations;
- Calculate IP ranges and subnets;
- Display domain location and coordinates.

Platform:Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003

System Requirements: 32MB RAM, Pentium-133 MHz, 25 MB HDD