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Decrypt router log?

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Tai

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The IP's on the left are outgoing to ip's on the right but it doesn't show what it's outgoing to. Is there a way I can find out what websites they visited? I got this log from my router Linksys WRT150N

192.168.1.1xx to 173.192.42.183:www is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 199.59.150.9:https is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 107.14.36.67:https is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 199.59.148.10:https is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 107.14.36.64:www is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 173.223.52.51:www is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 4.30.3.171:www is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 72.21.91.19:www is accepted
192.168.1.1xx to 50.97.143.24:www is accepted
 
Type the IP address in the log into a web browser.
Should work fine unless a vhost is involved.
 
Do a reverse dns look up

E.g.

Open command prompt. Type "nslookup" (no quotes). Type ip address and press enter.

Profit


Edit: The first and last addresses above have something to do with softlayer.com
 
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