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Originally Posted by rryles
I'd suggest comparing three types of traceroute:
1. Traditional UDP
2. tcptraceroute to port 80
3. tcptraceroute to some other port
tcptraceroute is available for linux / mac as a separate tool. It's also built into the traceroute in very new linux distros (by using the -T switch).
http://michael.toren.net/code/tcptraceroute/
For windows there is tracetcp.
http://tracetcp.sourceforge.net/ |
problem with that is the phorm stuff would ignore the port 80 one as it wouldn't contain any HTTP traffic
easier test would be to just make a program that made a connection to a website, send the normal http request headers and dumped the response. If no phorm, the site data will be there, if phorm is setup then it'll have a redirection header returned