Perform Network Tracerouting in Linux Machines
<p>Traceroute is a useful network diagnostic tool for identifying the path that packets take to reach a destination IP address. In Linux, you can use the <code>traceroute</code> command to perform network tracerouting. Here's how to do it:</p>
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<p>Open a Terminal: Launch a terminal on your Linux machine. This is where you’ll run the <code>traceroute</code> command.</p>
<p>Run the Traceroute Command: Use the following syntax to perform a traceroute:</p>
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