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WhatRoute is designed to find the names of all the routers an IP packet passes through on its way from your Macintosh to a destination host. It also measures the round-trip time from your Mac to the router, thus enabling you to determine slow links--or hops--in the Internet. WhatRoute can also find dead links, such as routers that don't respond.
A geo-location server is queried and the locations of the hosts discovered in a trace or seen active on the LAN, can be plotted on a low resolution map or viewed in high resolution on Goggle Earth
WhatRoute also provides network and
A geo-location server is queried and the locations of the hosts discovered in a trace or seen active on the LAN, can be plotted on a low resolution map or viewed in high resolution on Goggle Earth
WhatRoute also provides network and
What's New
Version 1.10.7:
- New program Icon
- Google Earth - Better handling of meridian crossings.
- LAN MONITOR - Show network flows on the world map.
- PING - Show source and destination on the world map.
- ADDRESS SCAN - Show source and destination on the world map.
- INTERFACE MONITOR - Use either Linear or Logarithmic graph scales.
- MAP WINDOW - Buttons initiate Google Eart, link to the MaxMind site and select the colours to use for network flows.
- Internal - Fixes problem with starting the helper program.
- Internal - Better scrolling in text windows.
- Internal - Caches are all xml property lists.
Version 1.10.7:
- New program Icon
- Google Earth - Better handling of meridian crossings.
- LAN MONITOR - Show network flows on the world map.
- PING - Show source and destination on the world map.
- ADDRESS SCAN - Show source and destination on the world map.
- INTERFACE MONITOR - Use either Linear or Logarithmic graph scales.
- MAP WINDOW - more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
WhatRoute User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:48,014 |
| Version Downloads:2,284 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:09 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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WhatRoute is designed to find the names of all the routers an IP packet passes through on its way from your Macintosh to a destination host. It also measures the round-trip time from your Mac to the router, thus enabling you to determine slow links--or hops--in the Internet. WhatRoute can also find dead links, such as routers that don't respond.
A geo-location server is queried and the locations of the hosts discovered in a trace or seen active on the LAN, can be plotted on a low resolution map or viewed in high resolution on Goggle Earth
WhatRoute also provides network and port scanning, ping, whois, dns, and lan monitoring functions.
Find the ASN with which a network is registered and the networks with which it peers
A geo-location server is queried and the locations of the hosts discovered in a trace or seen active on the LAN, can be plotted on a low resolution map or viewed in high resolution on Goggle Earth
WhatRoute also provides network and port scanning, ping, whois, dns, and lan monitoring functions.
Find the ASN with which a network is registered and the networks with which it peers
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Side note-- he responded to my bug report in less than an hour. Made a small paypal contribution for his work.
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Pfoomer reviewed on 01 Dec 2011
Nice to have an alternative to the 'lets leave the customers in the lurch' alternative payware.
Only improvement I can suggest is the inclusion of a README in the package, which includes the following line...
Move the program (thats the little blue and white thing) to the application folder, or it wont work.
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W_h_k reviewed on 01 Dec 2011
Total failure.
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Actually seems unusable on OS 10.6.8.
Did revert to 1.10.3
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Works just fine **AFTER** you move it off the DMG ---- screws up every time that you try to run it from the mounted disk image (HINT-HINT)
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WhatRouteHelper will then run correctly.
This is a minor glitch with a simple work-around.
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Thanks for the tip.
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Why not just put the application in your Applications folder and then put an alias where-ever you like. You can avoid a lot of grief all over (not just this app) if you try to work within the Apple system standards.
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Chrischram reviewed on 01 Sep 2011
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Donmontalvo reviewed on 25 Jul 2011
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Islandmacman reviewed on 09 Apr 2011
As with the previous comment:
the app description needs an update - there are many features in this application that are pretty cool yet unadvertised. The Google map link is a great feature.
I'm on the fence with the interface - it definitely needs work, yet somehow I feel like there should be two versions - one with an OS 9 look, and the other with a modern OS X slickness.
Regardless, it is good to see WhatRoute again, thanks.
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Passion4diving reviewed on 25 Sep 2010
Oh well.
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Try copying it to your apps folder, then run it from there. It works.
(My machine is a PPC OSX 10.5.8)
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Big77 reviewed on 18 Aug 2010
Further comments: takes nearly 10 seconds before it begins to resolve. If I cancel a trace before complete then WhatRoute crashes upon quitting.
Like the product, like the idea, but this version needs a some work!
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See http://whatroute.net/download.html
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Hkim rated on 29 Jul 2011
Andrians rated on 08 Apr 2011