Date Sent: 21-MAY-1995 20:56:20 A while back someone here posted a ``NANOG traceroute'' that did some pretty cool things, namely shows delay statistics, microtimers, etc. I've updated it and made it available for anonymous ftp at ftp.aces.com in the [.software.traceroute] directory. This version also works on VMS. Details below. [I hope to see this message come back at me only once...] Ehud -- Ehud Gavron (EG76) gavron@Hearts.ACES.COM  1. Original version didn't support AS # lookups The new version checks the AS # for which each hop's network is registered and displays it. sl-ana-2-F0/0.sprintlink.net (144.228.70.2) AS1239 30 ms 30 ms 2. Original version didn't do proper checking for nixed DNS replies. If a network had no SOA record (like where MCI has one SOA record for a chunk of 256 class-C style networks and not 256 separate SOAs) it would display garbage. The new version checks /24 networks, and /16 networks, and even /8 networks in-addr for a valid SOA before displaying a useful string like "[no SOA record]". border3-hssi2-0.SanFrancisco.mci.net (204.70.34.9) [hostmaster@mci.net] 3. Original version had incorrect behavior for when the number of probes were set to 1. If a reply ever came back (like from ttl=1) the loop would terminate. The new version behaves correctly for nprobes=1. 4. Original version had no support for VMS. The new version compiles, links, and runs fine under VMS. 5. Original version had various implicit casts that make some compilers (some ANSI compliant ones) complain. The new version fixes these. For some reason, the only way I could get BSDI to compile it (and find _sqrt) is to add -lm to the cc line. cc -O traceroute.c -lm. Ehud -- Ehud Gavron (EG76) gavron@Hearts.ACES.COM