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how does traceroute resolve router names?
I found this fun little example of traceroute being used to output Star Wars stuff.
It came from http://beaglenetworks.net originally.
% traceroute -m 100 -U -p 3550 obiwan.scrye.net
traceroute to ...
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Putting router names in traceroute hops?
We have a number of sites that are interconnected via VPN tunnels. When troubleshooting issues I regularly find myself running traceroute to see the path the workstation takes to access a remote ...
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DNS name resolution with traceroute
i'm using my computer inside China to connect server outside country.
I tried many days a traceroute command to domain.com, that has ip address 114.157.42.212 and everytime the response is like this:
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Ping returns different results if asked ip address or hostname
Alright, I've got an irritating problem. When I ping one of the servers in my company with
ping 192.168.1.62
I get my box ldmmit1 as the result. But when I use this line
ping ldmmit1
I ...
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Tracerouting www.nasa.gov from different places yields different ip destinations - why?
I was trying the other day to do a traceroute on www.nasa.gov.
I tried doing this from a couple of different sites (found @ www.traceroute.org) and they all exhibit similar behaviour: when ...
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The network routes A.com and sub.A.com so differently
Route is based on IP, right? How does it possible to route my packets so differently? One is success, but another is not.
# traceroute A.com
traceroute to A.com (1.2.3.4), 30 hops max, 60 byte ...
