Does anyone know a quick command I can use to add a time and date stamp to traceroute? <br>Man page for traceroute doesn&#39;t seem to have that option.<br><br>Or is there a similar traceroute-type app that does incorporate this function? <br>
<br>I need a quick app (nothing that generates a significant amount of network traffic) --where I can enter one command in terminal which will display a printout of a traceroute, to show the ISP or to show the tech in real-time when he comes out. The one I send the ISP needs the time/date in order to be effectively convincing to them. We&#39;re supposed to get 20,000 kb/s (up) here, and quite often, we&#39;re not, even with very low internet use in the PCs I&#39;m running here. Even the download speed&#39;s choking... seems like something big right close is often are clogging the pipe. Traceroute I&#39;m doing is only going from here to Cambridge.<br>
<br>I did install a couple of other traceroute-type apps (such as tcptraceroute) but their man pages didn&#39;t seem to show this capability either. I liked tcptraceroute because it has a &quot;don&#39;t fragment&quot; option. Would like to time/date-stamp that.<br>
<br>Thanks,<br>Liz J<br>