Where Is tracert in Ubuntu?
June 20, 2008 – 11:55 pmIt turns out traceroute (or tracert for Windows users) is not bundled with Ubuntu; you have to manually install it. If you’re looking for an alternative, simply use tracepath although it looks like there are some complaints. Apparently tracepath doesn’t deal with NAT properly but traceroute does so you might be better off installing it:
From the shell type “apt-get install traceroute”.
Voila.
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One Response to “Where Is tracert in Ubuntu?”
try out mtr – it is installed by default on ubuntu and quiet powerful.
By Josh
on Jun 21, 2008