The Traceroute command displays the list of Internet hops that lie between your local computer and the remote computer. It provides an excellent way to identify connection problems because it is actually showing you the hop that is causing the problems.
Just Traceroute (via Digital Inspiration) takes this a step further by issuing a traceroute command [...]
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Monitoring Internet Reachability in Real-Time
Posted by Martin in Online Services, The Web TAGS in Online Services, The Web15
May
What’s the first thing you do when your Internet connection is not working ? I changed my reasoning from thinking that it was related to my computer to one that assumed the Internet Service Provider was responsible for the outage. Well that’s not 100% true but I know several signs that tell me if it [...]
eToolz Network Toolset
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, The Web, Windows, software TAGS in Operating Systems, The Web, Windows, software11
May
It is sometimes required to issue a ping or tracert command to identify the source for a slow Internet connection or no connection to a server at all. I usually use those commands when I notice that websites that I own run slow or are not responsive at all. This can also be useful if [...]
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