traceroute

Displays the route which packets travel between CNA and their destination.

traceroute [ do-not-fragment ] 
 
           [ first-ttl <first_seconds> ]
 
           [ source { <interface> | <address> } ]
 
           [ icmp-echo ]
 
           [ max-ttl <max_hops> ]
 
           [ numeric ]
 
           [ base-udp-port] <port> ]
 
           [ bypass-routing-table ]
 
           [ tos <TOS> ]
 
           [ verbose ]
 
           [ wait <wait_seconds> ]
 
           [ packet-size <bytes> ]
 
           [ module <module> ]
 
           [ link <name> ]
 
           <host>
 

• first_seconds--initial time-to-live, in seconds
• interface-- interface to obtain the source ip address for the outgoing probe packet
• address--source IP address
• max_hops--maximum number of hops, 1 through 100
• port--UDP port number
• TOS--integer, 0 through 255 (type of service bits)
• wait_seconds--number of seconds to wait for response
• bytes--size of probe packet, in bytes
• module--module number
• name--perform the traceroute from the named link
• host--address of traceroute command target

System operations mode, any level access.

• max_hops--30
• port--33434
• TOS--0
• wait_seconds--5
• bytes--40

Order of arguments is important. If multiple arguments are used, they must follow in the order listed here:

• do-not-fragment--do not break up large packets into smaller units
• first-ttl--initial time-to-live value for the first outgoing probe packet
• source--identifies the address or CNA interface to be used as the source address in outgoing probe packets
• icmp-echo--use ICMP ECHO instead of UDP datagrams
• max-ttl--maximum number of hops (time-to-live) for outgoing probe packets
• numeric--print hop addresses numerically, rather than both numerically and symbolically
• base-udp-port--set base UDP port number
• bypass-routing-table--send directly to a host on an attached network
• tos--type of service in probe packets
• verbose--verbose output
• The bytes value of the packet-size keyword specifies the length of a probe’s datagram