In computing, traceroute&nbsp;is a computer network&nbsp;diagnostic tool for displaying the route (path) and measuring transit delays of packets&nbsp;across an internet protocol (IP) network.

Depending on your OS (Operating System), either of the instructions will enable you to perform a 'trace route' against a domain.

<h2>Windows</h2>

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	Go to dos prompt by clicking Start, and then Run
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	Type 'cmd' and press Enter
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	Type 'tracert yourdomain.com' (where 'yourdomain.com' is your actual URL)&nbsp;and press Enter
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	When it has finished, and even if it looks as though it is going to hang, allow it to finish, right-click in the window and select Mark
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	Select all of the text on the dos screen and press Enter
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<h2>Mac OS X</h2>

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	Navigate to your Applications folder, and then Utilities
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	Open Network Utility
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	Click the Traceroute tab and enter in your domain
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Run Traceroute

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