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2.22.2. tracert/traceroute

In the trace results, asterisks instead of values opposite to any of the intermediate nodes do not always mean its unavailability or malfunction. More often than not, this is just a setting that prevents it from sending ICMP reply messages. If the request reaches its endpoint safely within a reasonable amount of time, there is nothing to worry about.

tracert/traceroute - a standard utility with which you can check the status of intermediate nodes on the network route to a site and determine the section of the network that has problems if the site is unavailable. Depending on the operating system used, it uses the ICMP or UDP.

Windows
macOS

To execute the command tracert on a Windows device, do the following:

Open up command line.
Enter the command and press Enter:
```
tracert example.com
```
In the team instead of example.com specify the address of the site to which you want to trace (the address must be specified without http:// or https:// at the beginning and / in the end):
Wait for the execution results:

To execute the command traceroute on a macOS device, do the following:

Open up terminal.
Enter the command and press Enter:
```
traceroute example.com
```
In the team instead of example.com specify the address of the site to which you want to trace (the address must be specified without http:// or https:// at the beginning and / in the end):
Wait for the execution results.