Paste the output of traceroute, tracert, or mtr --report --json
— every hop gets annotated with reverse DNS, ASN, and a best-effort
point-of-presence match, then plotted on a world map.
Browsers can't run traceroute directly (no ICMP, no raw sockets),
so you run it on your machine and paste the output here — that
way the path shown is your actual path, not our
datacenter's. Powered by
atlas.ipinfo.app's
/api/v2/hop endpoint.
// 1. Run a traceroute
Linux / macOS
traceroute -n he.net
Prefer traceroute6 -n if you want an IPv6 path,
or install mtr for better loss / latency stats:
mtr --report --json he.net.
Windows (PowerShell / cmd)
tracert -d he.net
The -d flag skips reverse-DNS locally — Atlas will
resolve it anyway, and skipping saves a lot of wall-clock time.
mtr (any platform)
mtr --report --json --no-dns he.net
The JSON form is the most reliable to parse — no localisation,
no column alignment. Paste it below exactly as printed.
// 2. Paste output & visualise
Paste traceroute output above and click Plot hops.
Each hop will be annotated live as /api/v2/hop responds.