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Joxer · 23-05-2009, 15:19

No need for tcptraceroute latest traceroute has -T for tcp and -p to specify the port. I would suggest trying a live linux cd but can't gaurantee traceroute to be installed - fairly sure it isn't in Mandriva (which I use), I jsut tested Puppy linux and the version of traceroute is the one in busybox and only allows UDP pings though you can specify the port. Knoppix STD would prbably do it (STD stands for Security Tools Distribution) as it has a whole bunch of network tools.

23-05-2009, 15:19	#29
Joxer Inactive Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sunny Cumbernauld Services: 20Mb BB, phone Posts: 651	Re: Randomly blocking ports and IPs No need for tcptraceroute latest traceroute has -T for tcp and -p to specify the port. I would suggest trying a live linux cd but can't gaurantee traceroute to be installed - fairly sure it isn't in Mandriva (which I use), I jsut tested Puppy linux and the version of traceroute is the one in busybox and only allows UDP pings though you can specify the port. Knoppix STD would prbably do it (STD stands for Security Tools Distribution) as it has a whole bunch of network tools.