Tracing IP online

Proxy-Seller Online IP Trace is a diagnostic tool that displays information on all intermediate routers on the way to the end node. To do this, use our online service. You can use this diagnostic tool for free an unlimited number of times.

Paste my IP address
Tracing can take up to several minutes

Check result:

Tracing checks for packet loss on the Internet. It allows you to build and display the path from the server to the final host or IP address that the user specifies. Tracing IP will help measure the delay associated with a passable route from a conditional point A to point B.

Why should I check for packet loss

Site tracing through our online service helps to carry out network diagnostics. Packet loss causes failures in wireless networks, wide area networks (WANs), and more, so it's important to understand the causes of current connection problems when connecting to a particular site.

Tracing is an effective tool to determine whether packet loss is due to network connection problems or to a degraded VoIP connection. By understanding how to do a trace, you can understand why the site is loading slowly. Due to the information received, it will be possible to make timely changes to establish an Internet connection.

How to trace to server IP online

Using our online service, you can quickly and easily perform network connection diagnostics. To check for packet loss, follow 4 simple steps:

  1. Scroll on this web page until the working panel of our trace online will be displayed.
  2. Enter the hostname (domain) or IP address to which the test connection will be made.
  3. Select "Yes" or "No" from the dropdown list. Depending on this decision, the option to show the route of the data packet by country will be enabled or disabled.
  4. Click the "Start IP Tracing" button.

Checking the site for availability may take several minutes. Often the process is completed in just 10 seconds.

As a result, when the route tracing is completed, you will receive a list of Internet nodes through which data packets passed when connecting to the server of the host you specified.