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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: October 31, 20212021-10-31T22:19:20+05:30 2021-10-31T22:19:20+05:30

For Cisco IOS, Which Escape Sequence Allows Terminating A Traceroute Operation?

For Cisco IOS, Which Escape Sequence Allows Terminating A Traceroute Operation?
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    1. Shailendra Yadav
      Shailendra Yadav Level 50
      2021-11-01T17:32:11+05:30Added an answer on November 1, 2021 at 5:32 pm

      For Cisco Ios, Which Escape Sequence Allows Terminating A Traceroute Operation?

      ctrl+shift+6 is used to allow for the terminating of the traceroute operation. Today, let us discuss the traceroute in detail. The term traceroute is nothing but the command line utility. It is normally used to show the route that must be taken by the data packets in order to travel across the internet. From the source address to the destination address.

      We all know that the internet is a set of global network routers where all the computers and the servers will try to communicate with each other from all over the world. Here the routers will communicate with each other in order to direct or route the packets to reach the destination address.

      The traceroute is like a tool that is mainly used to know the exact path that a data packet from which data packet can be transmitted from the sender to the receiver.

      With the help of the traceroute we can help them to find the problems where a server might be lagging.

      The traceroute is quite different from the concept called ping. Here when we use the ping, it will send four data packets to the destination address, after it reached the destination address, it will then return the data packets back to the device.

      Therefore, this can be referred to as the general connectivity between the device and the destination address. We can also able to identify how long it might take to transmit the data packets between the sender to the receiver.

      But the traceroute is quite different from the ping. We can know more information about the traceroute than the ping. It not only pings the final destination, but it can also ping all the routers until it reaches the destination address. It can also able to measure the route trip time that has taken during the transmission.

      Now let us know how to trace the route from the device to the server. Let us assume Microsoft windows computer as an example. Type tracert space and the IP address or the hostname like google.com.

      Then the device will send the three data packets to each router on its way to the destination address. Each time when it reaches the router, it will send the packets back to the device. And it tells the information about the router like its IP address and the time has taken that is measured in milliseconds.

      The traceroute utility is used to see the exact path that the data is taking to reach its destination address. when we type tracert space and its IP address and simply press the enter, now the data packet will able to find its way to the destination address. It will report back the information when it reaches the router.

      It sends back the IP address and the time taken between each hop. Hence tracert is considered as a great tool that can able to pinpoint where the problem has occurred if the data packet is not able to reach the destination.

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