Canada
DotMoose diagnostic node.
Network Looking Glass
Run bounded ping, traceroute and repeated path checks from DotMoose infrastructure in Canada to a public hostname, IPv4 address or IPv6 address.
Run a network check
Choose IPv4, IPv6, or automatic selection. Every target is resolved and checked as a public Internet address before the diagnostic runs.
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DotMoose diagnostic node.
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Read the result
Four bounded probes show a point-in-time latency and packet-loss sample. ICMP can be filtered or deprioritized, so a failed ping does not automatically mean the application is down.
Traceroute shows responding hops along the route. Missing hops can simply mean a router does not answer traceroute probes.
A repeated traceroute sample sends three bounded probes per hop. Compare later hops before treating one non-responsive intermediate router as packet loss.
The Looking Glass measures from the DotMoose diagnostic node. A VPS, shared-hosting service or optional IP arrangement can take a different egress path, so this result should not be treated as the exact route for every DotMoose service.
Alternate public IP types are available by support request for compatible services. Tell us the address type or network presentation you need; availability and any pricing are confirmed before the order is placed.
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The service rejects loopback, private, link-local, metadata, documentation and other non-public address ranges before a probe runs.
Probe count, hop count, execution time, output size and request rate are capped. Arbitrary command flags and ports are not accepted.
The first version does not publish BGP tables or claim control of upstream routing. It reports only the network observations actually made by the diagnostic node.