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Tracing NAT routes

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Gawd
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Anyone know of any programs that will trace the path of packets after they are routed with NAT? I would like to be able to check if port forwarding is working
 
in command prompt "tracert"

eg... tracert 127.0.0.1 ... or ... tracert hardforum.com

works just like "ping".
 
yea, that should be all you need to do. Although I personally like using nix boxes for traceroute so I can specifiy that the use ICMP instead of UDP as alot of them do now. With all the firewall's and such, udp ends up being dead end, where as icmp the routers don't block, except for a few exceptions (like my universities boarder router)

Just did a quick check, I guess Microsoft hasn't decided to use udp, and stuck with icmp. Although for some reason, the implementation is screwing up, as it only will show the last hop. SFMS
 
doh. You guys are all totally missing the point. Tracert doesnt work, I know on a decent level what I'm doing. I need to know when a packet is sent to my network from an external IP on a SPECIFIC port, where the router is sending that packet VIA NAT. I can tracert my external IP all I want, but it just goes to my router then its done.
 
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