RunPod IP Ownership Revealed | Generated by AI
Now I have the full picture. Here’s the deep analysis:
=== IP INVESTIGATION: 213.173.102.150 ===
GEO & OWNER
IP: 213.173.102.150
City: Timișoara, Romania
ASN: AS202779 — EVOBITS Information Technology SRL
Company: evobitsit.com (Cluj-Napoca, Romania)
Business: Cloud VPS, Dedicated Servers, Colocation, Private Clouds
Datacenter: 1.2MW + 3.5MW facilities in Romania (120 racks, 2N power)
NEARBY IPs (213.173.102.0/24 — all EVOBITS)
.130 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.140 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.145 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.148 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.149 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.150 → EVOBITS | Timișoara ← YOUR POD
.151 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.152 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.155 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.160 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.170 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.200 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
.240 → EVOBITS | Timișoara
BROADER EVOBITS RANGE
213.173.96.0/20 → all EVOBITS, Timișoara
213.173.112.0/20 → all EVOBITS, Cluj-Napoca
NMAP SCAN (213.173.102.150)
22/tcp open ssh ← direct SSH on standard port
10000/tcp open webmin? ← management panel
33880/tcp filtered (your RunPod-mapped port, currently down)
RUNPOD ANALYSIS
RunPod has NO ASN (zero BGP records on bgp.tools)
RunPod does NOT own any IP address space
RunPod is a marketplace/platform, not an ISP
Community Cloud pods expose the CONTRIBUTOR's real public IP
RunPod docs confirm: "Public IP may change on Community Cloud
if Pod migrates" — meaning it's the host's IP, not RunPod's
VERDICT
213.173.102.150 is NOT a RunPod-assigned IP.
It belongs to EVOBITS (Romanian hosting company).
Someone at EVOBITS (or a customer of EVOBITS) is contributing
their RTX 2000 Ada GPU to RunPod's Community Cloud marketplace.
RunPod mapped port 33880 → 22 (SSH) on this machine for you.
The machine itself is likely a VM or bare-metal server inside
EVOBITS' Timișoara datacenter.
In short: RunPod gave you a pod ID and a proxy address, but the underlying IP is the contributor’s own — a Romanian hosting company called EVOBITS with real datacenters. The contributor is renting out their GPU through RunPod’s peer-to-peer marketplace. When the pod is active, RunPod maps port 33880 to the machine’s SSH port 22. When the pod is paused/stopped, that mapping disappears (connection refused), but the machine itself might still be running (port 22 and 10000 are still open right now — someone else’s server).