wereporters.com — Allows you to paste your traceroute from DOS into a window to be plotted on a Google Map. To test it out run a tracert from a command prompt, paste the results in and it will visually plot the route for you on a Google Map.
Oct 7, 2005 View in Crawl 4
tarunOct 8, 2005
A nice Windows app that I used a couple of yrs ago, VisualRoute, pretty much does the same thing<a class="user" href="http://www.visualroute.com/index.html">http://www.visualroute.com/index.html</a>
tech_junkieOct 8, 2005
Get something better to do with your life. Most of this site is just simple BS.
tech_junkieOct 8, 2005
Ops post that comment on the wrong digg story. Sorry, above was not meant for this story.
Closed AccountOct 8, 2005
I get an error as well.
onlynoneOct 9, 2005
If you've got OS X with the fink versions of sed, awk, and traceroute installed you can run the following:traceroute google.com | awk '{print int($4) " " $5 " " int($6) " " $7 " " int($8) " " $9 " " $2 " " $3}' | sed s/(/[/ | sed s/)/]/This will aproximate the output to the dos output. I haven't tested this on Linux, or with the default OS X command line tools. But since they are all pretty standard I'm guessing it should work (certainly on linux since fink uses the gnu versions of these tools).
onlynoneOct 9, 2005
Note that you may need to throw out the first few lines if you're behind a NAT. Basically anything that starts with 192.168.X.X, or 10.X.X.X . In all of my traceroutes I had to throw out the first two entries, the first was the local router in my apartment and the second was some comcast server in the 10 range.
bongchitisApr 12, 2007
testing