Identifying the real IP owner

[allthetruth]

As I'm practicing my skills as a hacker I found myself lost in one aspect.
Once I obtained the IP of someone connecting to my server (where I filtered out the requests from proxies and VPNs connections), I actually get the IP of the router who processed the request to my server, not the device of the person who sent the request in the first place.

How do I identify the actual device IP and how do I find the owner of that device?
Please, I need some help.

 

[StReEtcUTs]

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[hexadec]

I guess you might be having problems due to the proxies and vpns doing what their supposed to do, that is masking the original ip address. You should try playing around with the configurations to see how stuff works for yourself. #botyourselfaround #diy

 

[ghost0p]

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As I'm practicing my skills as a hacker I found myself lost in one aspect.
Once I obtained the IP of someone connecting to my server (where I filtered out the requests from proxies and VPNs connections), I actually get the IP of the router who processed the request to my server, not the device of the person who sent the request in the first place.

How do I identify the actual device IP and how do I find the owner of that device?
Please, I need some help.

 

[TheAlley]

As I'm practicing my skills as a hacker I found myself lost in one aspect.
Once I obtained the IP of someone connecting to my server (where I filtered out the requests from proxies and VPNs connections), I actually get the IP of the router who processed the request to my server, not the device of the person who sent the request in the first place.

How do I identify the actual device IP and how do I find the owner of that device?
Please, I need some help.

Should prolly be VPN and proxies hiding the identity.