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- | 2. Select **Traceroute**.\\ | + | 2. Select |
3. Enter the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute, and then click **Trace**. | 3. Enter the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute, and then click **Trace**. | ||
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- | **A. By using Network Tools:** | + | ==== I. By using Network Tools: |
- | | + | 1. Launch **Network Tools** (Search from the Search Tool or Go to Applications > Network Tools). |
- | - Type **traceroute yourdomain.com** where yourdomain.com is the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute. (E.g. // | + | |
- | - Press Enter. | + | |
- | **B. By using traceroute command on Terminal:** | + | |{{: |
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- | | + | 2. Select the **Traceroute** tab.\\ |
+ | 3. Enter the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute, and then click **Trace**. | ||
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+ | ==== II. By using traceroute command on Terminal: | ||
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+ | 1. Launch Terminal.\\ | ||
+ | 2. Type **traceroute yourdomain.com** at the prompt and press Enter. |