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Trace command,(国外英文资料) Trace command, The principle of a Trace command The Trace command provides information about each jump of the router to the destination address. He does this by controlling the existence of the IP message (TTL). To get round-trip latency information, the Trace command sends three messages to show the average delay time. Then the command will add 1 to the TTL field of the message and send the three messages here. These messages will reach the second router on the path and return the timeout error or the information that is inaccessible to the port. Use this method over and over again to increase the value of the TTL field in the message until the response message is received to the destination address. That might be a bit of a tongue twister. Heres a simple example. If there is a user who says they cant access the companys website, they can visit other websites. What happens to the network administrator at this point? Network administrators suspect that the router that links the site has a problem. This time, you can Trace the entire process of the packet to the router using Trace +, which is suspected of having a failed router IP address. This Trace command lists all the router connection information from the administrator router to the suspected failover router. In this case, the network administrator can find that there is a problem with the router in the middle. This will help the administrator quickly locate the problems router. If the network administrator has received the response information from that suspect router, there is no problem with the connection between the router. This suggests that the problem may not be on the router, but it may be that the WEB server is being funny. How do you read the message returned by the Trace command To use the Trace command to troubleshoot a network failure, it is the most basic idea to Trace the meaning of the return message. The message returned by the Trace command is not complicated, its easy