Linux Command Encyclopedia network communication: Traceroute

Feature Description: Displays the path between the packet and the host.

Grammar: traceroute&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">NBSP;" [-DFLNRVX] [-f< Survival Value [-g< Gateway ...] [-i< Network Interface [-m< Survival Value [-p< Communication Port [-s< Source Address [-t< Service Type [-w< Timeout seconds [Host name or IP address] [Packet size]

Supplemental Note: The traceroute directive lets you trace network packet route, the preset packet size is 40Bytes, the user may set separately.

Parameters：
-D uses the socket-level debugging feature.
-f< Survival value > Set the size of the live value TTL for the first detection packet.
-F setting does not leave the fault position.
-g< Gateway > Set source Routing Gateway, up to 8.
-i< Network Interface > Use the specified network interface to send out packets.
-I replaces UDP data information with an ICMP response.
-m< Survival Values > Sets the maximum surviving value TTL size for the detection packet.
-N uses the IP address directly instead of the host name.
-p< Communication port > Set the communication port for the UDP transport protocol.
-R ignores the normal routing table and sends the packet directly to the remote host.
-s< Source Address > Set the IP address of the local host to send packets.
-t< Service type > Set the TOS value of the detection packet.
-V details the execution of the instruction.
-w< timeout seconds > set time to wait for remote host to return.
-X turns on or off the correctness test of the packet.