Trace Measurements
- Martin Moghadam
- Youssef Benarab
Owned by Martin Moghadam
A series of ICMP Echo requests are sent out by the agent. For each request the time-to-live (TTL) is increased. The destination IP address for the requests is set to the trace destination.
You can specify a number of parameters for traceroutes:
host = <hostname or IP address>, that is the traceroute endpoint.
MaxTTL = Maximum number of routers that will be traced, the default is 30.
Timeout = Number of milliseconds that the agent will wait for a reply, the default is 5000 (5 seconds).
Repetitions = Number of times a traceroute should be repeated to improve precision of measurement, the default is 2.
Napp ID : 900 Protocol : 1 Agent Ip : 192.168.101.101 # : 1141921307 JumpCount Router Success Status Iterations Response Time ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1 192.168.101.001 yes 11013 1 500 2 080.196.040.137 yes 11013 1 17000 3 083.088.008.066 yes 11013 1 8000 4 083.088.012.089 yes 11013 1 8000 5 083.088.020.021 yes 11013 1 9000 6 083.088.020.222 yes 11013 1 8000 7 083.088.000.166 yes 11013 1 8000 8 195.215.109.098 yes 11013 1 9000 9 195.184.096.046 yes 0 1 11000 Number of reports : 1
Parameter | Description |
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JumpCount | The Time To Live (TTL) value used to reach |
Router | Depending on the Status code this value is:
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Success | Depends on the Status code:
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Status | The following codes are used:
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Iterations | Always 1 |
Response time | Number of microseconds that the round-trip has taken. If the operating system reports a round-trip time of zero, a value of 500 microseconds (0.5 milliseconds) is used. |
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