TraceRoute Ip-Addresses - Online-Tool
Trace Route on specific IP-Address and get connection statistics with the Online-Tool on this Website.
Description
The online traceroute tool helps you trace the network path that packets take from our server to a specified IP-Address or domain. It reveals each "hop" along the way, typically a router or gateway, and shows how long each hop takes to respond.
The online tool establishes a server-sided connection between our server and the specified IP-Address.
Our Server's current IP-Address is 85.215.131.230
The Server is located in Germany.
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Traceroute Tool
This tool is especially useful for diagnosing network routing issues, identifying bottlenecks, or understanding how data travels across the internet to the target system.
Example Output
1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.1.1
2 5 ms 4 ms 5 ms 10.0.0.1
3 12 ms 11 ms 13 ms core-router.provider.net [203.0.113.1]
4 18 ms 18 ms 17 ms 8.8.8.8
Trace complete.
Explanation of Parameters
- Hop Number: Shows the sequence of routers the packet travels through.
- Round-Trip Times: Shows how long (in milliseconds) each router takes to respond.
- IP / Hostname: Displays the IP-Address or domain name of the responding router.
What Traceroute Reveals
- Network Latency: Helps you spot where delays or timeouts happen in the path.
- Routing Path: Useful for understanding which regions or networks your traffic passes through.
- Failures or Timeouts: Asterisks (*) indicate a hop didn't respond, possibly due to firewall rules or timeouts.
When to Use Traceroute
- Troubleshooting slow connections
- Identifying where a connection is being blocked or delayed
- Understanding how your traffic is routed through the internet
Note: Traceroute results may vary depending on firewall settings, network policies, or ISP routing.