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> -----Original Message----- > From: Scott Klement [mailto:klemscot@klements.com] > Subject: RE: Remote Access (Again) And you're right, sort of, too... > Do a traceroute from the remote computer to the AS/400. Assuming that > the ISPs firewalls allow traceroutes, each line of the output will be > one gateway that the packets travel through. My understanding is that it's even worse than what tracert will show you. As I understand the packet delivery mechanism, each separate packet in a transmission can take different routes to the same target, and although tracert is pretty accurate, as gateways come on & offline (or get busy, or whatever) you can never be 100%[*] sure where your packets have been or what's happened to them en route. --phil [*] You can, of course, code something (i.e. implement the guts of tracert on every packet you send/recv) that will help determine the hosts that the packets passed through.
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