====== How to perform Traceroute on my computer? ====== If you feel that accessing to our service is slow and sometimes the system is not even responding, performing a tracecroute command can be useful for determining if the network issues are the cause of your access and connection problems.\\ You may copy the traceroute results and forward to support@afteroffice.com for verifications.\\ ===== Windows ===== - Click **Start**. - Select **Run**. - Key in **cmd** in the box and click **OK**. A command prompt will be launched. - Type **tracert yourdomain.com** where yourdomain.com is the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute. (E.g. //tracert lookafter.com//) - Press Enter. ===== Windows 8 ===== - Click **Start**. - Select **Search** from the menu list. - In the Search field, key in **cmd**.\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:traceroute:windows_8-1.png|}} - On the command prompt, type **tracert yourdomain.com**, where yourdomain.com is the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute. (E.g. //tracert lookafter.com//)\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:traceroute:windows_8-2.png|}} - Press Enter. ===== Mac OS X ===== - Launch **Network Utility** (Search from the Search Tool or Go to Applications -> Utilities -> Network Utility ).\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:tracert_mac_1.png|}} - Select **Traceroute**. - Enter the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute, and then click **Trace**.\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:tracert_mac_2.png|}} ===== Linux ===== **A. By using Network Tools:** - Launch **Network Tools** (Search from the Search Tool or Go to Applications -> Network Tools).\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:tracert_linux_1.png|}} - Type **traceroute yourdomain.com** where yourdomain.com is the domain name for which you want to perform a traceroute. (E.g. //traceroute lookafter.com//)\\ {{:faq:network_and_security:tracert_linux_2.png|}} - Press Enter. **B. By using traceroute command on Terminal:** - Launch Terminal. - Type **traceroute yourdomain.com** at the prompt and press Enter.