Setting Destination Port
The -p
option allows users to specify the destination port to use during the traceroute operation. By default, the destination port is set to 33434. Syntax:
traceroute -p 20292 google.com
Explanation: By providing the `-p`
option followed by the desired port number (e.g., 20292), traceroute uses the specified port for the traceroute operation to the destination `google.com`
.
traceroute Command in Linux with Examples
In the realm of networking, understanding the path that data packets take from one point to another is crucial for diagnosing and troubleshooting connectivity issues. One of the most valuable tools for this purpose is the traceroute
command in Linux. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of the traceroute
command, exploring its functionality, options, and providing comprehensive examples to illustrate its usage.