Track Network Packets on a Map
World Route is a program that lets you follow the path of network packets from a website or a specific IP address. The platform draws a graph from origin to destination, showing you the hops along the way.
This visual tracert environment will show you the path of a website until it reaches your computer. It also shows the travel time and various parameters that might be complicated for average users.
Once you download the program from its official site, you'll see its simple interface, where a map dominates the right side and on the left are the points of the route the domain takes from the server to your computer.
Its use is very simple: enter the IP or domain of the website and press Enter, then just wait for the platform to trace the path from server to destination. The utility will show you travel time, the number of hops (shown with country flags), round-trip time, among other information.
The data the tool offers cannot be exported; you can only view it from its interface. This information is the same you receive from the traceroute option, but with very good graphical visualization.
In our tests the program worked incorrectly, because I don't live in Kansas. The problem will be because my country's servers are not local. Try it in your countries and let us know if it worked correctly for you.
World Route is a free program available for Windows operating systems.
