TraceRoute

Traceroute is a fast, open-source command-line network diagnostic tool that traces the path and hops of packets from your system to a target host. It helps identify network paths, routers, and latency times, making it invaluable for troubleshooting connectivity issues and analyzing network performance.

Features of Traceroute:

• Open-source command-line network diagnostic tool.
• Traces the route packets take from your computer to a target host.
• Displays each hop along the path and measures latency.
• Supports TCP, UDP, and ICMP probes for flexible testing.
• Helps troubleshoot connectivity issues and detect network delays.
• Lightweight, fast, and compatible with Linux and Unix-based systems.

TraceRoute Usage Instructions:

$ sudo su
$ traceroute --version
$ Try TCP mode: traceroute -T -p 443 google.com
$ To verify everything is working, perfectly: ping google.com
$ Get started with Traceroute: a fast CLI tool to trace the path and hops of network packets in real time.
    

Disclaimer: Traceroute is an open-source project maintained by the network community. This document and the software described herein are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any commercial entity. Users are advised to review and comply with any applicable licensing terms while using Traceroute.