Windows 10: IP Geolocation via Command Prompt\Powershell

Hello,

I'm looking for a way to check PC's IP Geolocation by using command prompt or powershell (no scripts).
I hope there are some experts here who can help me out. I have found a very easy to do it on UNIX systems but my main machines will be Windows 7/8.1/10 based.

Basically I need something equivalent to this: (This is via Terminal on MacOS)
curl ipinfo.io
{
"ip": "793.452.666.321",
"hostname": "athedsl-413388.home.otenet.gr",
"city": "Athens",
"region": "Attica",
"country": "GR",
"org": "AS6799 Ote SA (Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation)"


Any suggestions? *sarc

:)

 

IP Geolocation via Command Prompt

Hello,

I suggest you to post the same query in Microsoft TechNet forum for further assistance with this issue.

Kindly post your query in the link below:

Technet forums - Windows 10 IT Pro

Please get back to us for further assistance. We will be happy to help.

 

IP Geolocation via Command Prompt

Hello,

First of all, please I beg you, no canned answers from Microsoft. Please.

Now to my question - I am look for a way to check IP address geolocation using nothing by internal tools of the operating system.

Any experts who can help me out?

The reason behind it is that I cannot use websites like "findmyipaddress" and such on client's computers.

Cheers.

 

PowerShell is not as different as you might think. That command "curl ipinfo.io" works right out of the box in PowerShell thanks to an alias command that maps to curl. PowerShell has several aliases for native commands to help make learning PowerShell easier for beginners. Curl is an alias for the PowerShell command Invoke-WebRequest. You can also use "iwr" as an alias. Now that PowerShell is available on Linux, though I would expect that the "curl" alias will be removed at some point so it is better to use the native syntax.

If you want it to match the output of your example, you need to expand the content property of the returned object...

curl ipinfo.io | select -ExpandProperty content

This will return the exact same result as your example.

 

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