Linux command
trip 命令
网络
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Trace route
trip [example.com]
Use ICMP
trip -p icmp [example.com]
Use UDP
trip -p udp [example.com]
Use TCP
trip -p tcp [example.com]
With DNS resolution
trip -r [example.com]
Chart view
trip --tui-chart [example.com]
说明
trip is a modern network diagnostic tool that combines traceroute functionality with a text-based user interface for real-time visualization. It continuously traces the network path to a destination, displaying hop-by-hop latency statistics in an interactive terminal display. The tool supports multiple protocols including ICMP, UDP, and TCP, allowing probing through different network paths and firewall configurations. A chart view provides latency visualization over time, making it easy to spot intermittent connectivity issues and jitter patterns. Reverse DNS resolution can be enabled to show hostnames for each hop. The continuous tracing mode keeps running and updating statistics, making it useful for ongoing network monitoring and troubleshooting.
参数
- -p _PROTOCOL_
- Protocol (icmp, udp, tcp).
- -r
- Reverse DNS.
- --tui-chart
- Chart display.
- -m _HOPS_
- Max hops.
- -i _INTERVAL_
- Probe interval.
FAQ
What is the trip command used for?
trip is a modern network diagnostic tool that combines traceroute functionality with a text-based user interface for real-time visualization. It continuously traces the network path to a destination, displaying hop-by-hop latency statistics in an interactive terminal display. The tool supports multiple protocols including ICMP, UDP, and TCP, allowing probing through different network paths and firewall configurations. A chart view provides latency visualization over time, making it easy to spot intermittent connectivity issues and jitter patterns. Reverse DNS resolution can be enabled to show hostnames for each hop. The continuous tracing mode keeps running and updating statistics, making it useful for ongoing network monitoring and troubleshooting.
How do I run a basic trip example?
Run `trip [example.com]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p _PROTOCOL_ do in trip?
Protocol (icmp, udp, tcp).