OpenVisualTraceroute

OpenVisualTraceroute is a cool network analysis tool that makes it super easy to use two commands you might already know: Traceroute and Whois. And the best part? It’s all done through a friendly graphical user interface!

Explore the Globe in 2D or 3D

This nifty utility lets you view a 2D or 3D representation of the Globe. You can zoom in and out, and see exactly where each server is located on the map. Plus, it can measure latency too!

Easy Traceroute Functionality

When you open up OpenVisualTraceroute, using the Traceroute function is a piece of cake. Just type in an IP address or hostname, and you’ll see how data travels from one point to another, including any delays along the way.

Dive into Technical Details

The app doesn’t just give you pretty pictures; it also shares all sorts of technical details about each server. You’ll get info like IP address, hostname, location, DNS, and how far away each server is from the last one.

A Visual Representation of Connections

The main window showcases a graphical view of Earth. It automatically highlights where each server is located and traces paths between them using different colors. It’s really eye-catching!

Panning and Zooming Made Simple

You have control over your view! You can center the map or pan around to check out different areas. Choose between 2D or 3D viewing modes, depending on your Mac's capabilities.

Your Whois Tool for Domain Info

Beyond Traceroute, OpenVisualTraceroute includes a helpful Whois tool too! This lets you find out more about specific domains without needing to type commands manually in Terminal.

Share Your Findings Easily!

You can share what you find with others via image files, clipboard, or CSV files. And yes, OpenVisualTraceroute even graphs latency levels between different locations!

If you're looking for an easy way to access popular network analysis tools while also visualizing your data beautifully, check out OpenVisualTraceroute here!