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Trace the network path from our servers to any hostname or IP address. Identify routing hops, latency spikes, and network bottlenecks instantly.
Traceroute is a network diagnostic tool that displays the route (path) and measures transit delays of packets across an IP network. It works by sending packets with incrementing TTL (time-to-live) values, causing each intermediate router along the path to return an ICMP time exceeded message.
Traceroute reveals network topology, identifies latency bottlenecks, detects routing loops, and helps diagnose connectivity issues by showing exactly where packets are delayed or dropped.
Misinterpreting high latency at intermediate hops (routers may deprioritize ICMP), assuming a missing hop means packet loss, and not considering asymmetric routing paths are common diagnostic errors.
Type a hostname or IP address to trace.
We send packets with increasing TTL values.
Each router returns an ICMP time exceeded response.
Hops, hostnames, IPs, and round-trip times are shown.
Displays every network hop between our server and your target, including router hostnames, IP addresses, and round-trip latency for each step.
Shows round-trip time (RTT) for each hop. Sudden latency increases indicate network congestion or routing inefficiencies at specific routers.
Indicates whether the target was successfully reached or if the trace timed out. Helps identify firewall blocks, routing loops, or network partitions.
Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 traceroutes. Essential as IPv6 adoption grows and dual-stack networks become the standard.
Optimized probe timing and parallel hop resolution. Get results in seconds instead of minutes compared to standard traceroute utilities.
Use traceroute to verify traffic paths, detect unexpected routing changes (BGP hijacking), and validate that traffic flows through expected AS paths.
Automate traceroute checks, track routing changes, detect latency spikes, and get alerted when network paths deviate from expected routes.