Traceroute is commonly used tool for diagnosing network routing issues, measuring delays across a network. When diagnosing various performance or network related issues, bunny.net support will frequently ask you to run a traceroute to your hostname to help discover the source of the problem. This guide explains how to run a traceroute in just a few simple steps.

Windows

1. Press Start+R
2. Enter "cmd" and click Ok to open the command prompt
3. Now type out the command "tracert <hostname>" where <hostname> is your bunny.net hostname, for example myzone.b-cdn.net
4. Press Enter on your keyboard and wait for the output to finish

Linux

1. Open a terminal window
2. Run the command "traceroute <hostname>" where <hostname> is your bunny.net hostname, for example myzone.b-cdn.net

If traceroute is not installed on your system, simply install it with your system package manager.

Mac OS

1. Open the Terminal
2. Run the command "traceroute <hostname>" where the hostname is your bunny.net hostname, for example: myzone.b-cdn.net