A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
For www.lmu.edu and the chosen Internet host, use dig to discover their IP addresses
Use nmap to see what ports are open on one of the intermediate "stops" discovered by traceroute to any host outside of your network
Certain intermediate stops are not getting pinged, host seems down. Wonder why?
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
For www.lmu.edu and the chosen Internet host, use dig to discover their IP addresses
Use nmap to see what ports are open on one of the intermediate "stops" discovered by traceroute to any host outside of your network
Certain intermediate stops are not getting pinged, host seems down. Wonder why?
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
A host on the Internet (most likely a website, but for more variety, see if you can find a different kind of public host, such as a game server, mail server, chat server, or cloud storage)
For www.lmu.edu and the chosen Internet host, use dig to discover their IP addresses
Use nmap to see what ports are open on one of the intermediate "stops" discovered by traceroute to any host outside of your network
