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Just an aside: if you're referring to the command-line utility in Windows, it is just that, a Windows command-line application, not a MS-DOS application. MS-DOS has been out of favor for some 17 years (since the release of Windows 95) and certainly for a decade (since Windows XP came out, giving the NT kernel a huge boost in the home market).
Traceroute and mtr command are not working. 1. sudo traceroute -n . Not working. Hot Network Questions
Install traceroute by using the following command : sudo apt-get install inetutils-traceroute However you can use the default command in linux which is tracepath, but it is not as flexible as traceroute. In traceroute we can choose between TCP, UDP, ICMP data formats and gives us ability to change some options. Thus it requires root privileges.
I mention this since anyone familiar with tracert will likely find the pattern of times odd. They were included mostly as a "semi-functional" placeholder so I could try to implement the incremental behavior of tracert. I tried to match a lot of tracerts behavior, but I didn't go overboard. I opted to have the target first instead of last for ...
I'm getting this: atul@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install traceroute [sudo] password for atul: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package
IIRC Windows tracert uses ICMP - so you could try traceroute -I or traceroute --icmp (but it requires elevated privileges i.e. may need to be run using sudo) – steeldriver Commented Jan 29, 2019 at 14:21
thank you @waltinator. works with sudo command – mefahimrahman. Commented Jan 27, 2019 at 15:46. 2.
One advanced command available in Traceroute is the ability to run a network trace using IPv4 or IPv6 protocol. It is also possible to choose between ICMP, TCP or UDP data formats for a probe. Traceroute can choose specific source routings for the probe and choose what port to send from.
To install the traceroute package, enter the following at the command-line: sudo apt install traceroute That worked fine for me. If it does not work for you, check if you have a network problem and make sure other things are updated first, like this: sudo apt update followed by. sudo apt upgrade and then after that, try installing traceroute again.
I tried to run a traceroute command "sudo traceroute -n www.google.com" in my Ubuntu guest machine in an Oracle Virtual Box. it displays this message. traceroute: invalid option -- 'n' Try 'traceroute --help' or 'traceroute --usage' for more information. Ubuntu version: 20.04.3 LTS