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hello again -
I'm looking for a utility that will execute a traceroute and tell me where in the world the location of each hit is...
In other words if ...
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- 08-18-2003 #1Linux Newbie
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Advanced traceroute
hello again -
I'm looking for a utility that will execute a traceroute and tell me where in the world the location of each hit is...
In other words if I want to know where each router is located, like on a map, that the data packet passes through, what would I use... there was something like this that I used on windows and I can't remember what it was... there was also a firewall I used - which had this purpose - it's not available on LINUX -> wouldn't run it under wine because of it's nature...
Cole
- 08-18-2003 #2Linux Newbie
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found one
here's the first one I came across on google
http://www.icewalkers.com/Linux/Soft...sualRoute.html
It seems that it's shareware (ie closed source) $49.95 to purchase single user license
maybe find some on freshmeat ?!?
Cole
- 08-18-2003 #3Linux Guru
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It's not always possible, since far from all DNS entries have a LOC RR. However, try xtraceroute. If it's possible to deduce where the routers are, it will show you a 3D globe of the earth with all the hops pointed out.
- 08-18-2003 #4Linux Engineer
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I used xtraceroute a couple of times its pretty cool although it is not allwase acurate (sometimes it would get hits way out in space;))
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