A python script that can display the IP of your online game in Diablo II Resurrected, log ip, timestamp and region (EU/NA/Asia) to a csv, and notify when a provided IP is found.
Useful for hunting Diablo Clone or data collection.
A compiled version for Windows can be downloaded form the Release Page, you can download it here: D2R_ip.exe.
You can also run the script manually by following the steps below:
- Install Python (If you don't have it)
- https://www.python.org/downloads/
- On Windows during installation select "Add Python to PATH"
- Install required Python libraries, by opening PowerShell and typing:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip(optional)pip install psutil- If this fails due to
Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater is required, install it (large download):- https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/visual-cpp-build-tools
- Select the Individual components tab and select:
- MSVC v142 - VS 2019 C++ x64/x86 build tools (latest)
- Windows 10 SDK (any should work, I grabbed the highest version)
- If this fails due to
pip install coloramapip install win10toast
- Download D2R_ip.zip and extract the contents.
On Windows you can either:
- double-click
D2R_ip.pyorD2R_ip.exein File Explorer - open PowerShell, navigate to the directory where you extracted the files (i.e. type
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\Downloads\D2R_ip\) then typepython D2R_ip.pyorpy D2R_ip.pyorD2R_ip.exe.
To stop the program press CTRL+C or simply close the console window.
To hunt for a specific ip address:
- Run the application or script from PowerShell and add the IP after the command ex:
python D2R_ip.py 4.20.66.69orpy D2r_ip.py 4.20.66.69D2R_ip.exe 4.20.66.69
In the last line a clock is displayed, followed by the number of seconds that has passed since the last entry. After 90 seconds the clock will go green and the counter stops.
The logfiles appear in the same folder where the program is located, with filenames D2R_ip_*.log where * is today's date.
If you don't want any logfiles created then modify the code, the instructions are in comments.
It also includes an IP/game counter.
When Diablo II: Resurrected is launched and connects to battle.net it begins opening and closing connections to multiple IPs for about 20 seconds. The script might display some of them. If you create or join a game during that period, wait until no new IPs appear, the last (most recent) one will be your current game's IP.
Next to region a number is displayed, e.g. Asia.79 or Europe.180, associated with what some call a subregion or a different lobby. When Diablo II: Resurrected is launched it connects to one of the two possible addresses for each region:
- Americas:
137.221.106.88137.221.106.188
- Europe:
37.244.28.8037.244.28.180
- Asia:
117.52.35.79117.52.35.179
Whether this subregion has any significance is yet to be discovered. Some players report problems with joining games across lobbies (e.g. from .79 to .179). Although some game IPs can be found regardless of it (e.g. 34.93.229.25 can be found from both .79 and .179).
The script in essence works the same way as netstat, TCPView or Resource Monitor (a built-in Windows tool).
It asks your operating system what TCP connections are open by which processes using a standard Python library psutil. It does not require admin rights, inject or modify anything, or break TOS.
If you don't care about creating logs, you may try:
- TCPView - for more detailed overview of your system's TCP connections
- D2R-IPTool - for an in-game D2R overlay display of your IP, aimed to help in DClone hunting