Windows
Open the Start menu
Click on Run
Type cmd and then press the OK button to open a command prompt
At the prompt depending on the site you are visiting, type one of the following commands:
- For Private.com:
tracert pcom77.st-content.com
- For Privateclassics.com:
tracert pclassics77.st-content.com
- For PrivateCastings.com:
tracert pcastings77.st-content.com
and press the ENTER key.
To copy the output, right-click anywhere in the window and select Mark. You can press ENTER to copy all of the output, or select the text you want to copy and then right-click with your mouse. Paste the copied text by hitting CTRL + V.
Note: To traceroute IPv6 you would simply execute : tracert -6 pcom77.st-content.com / tracert -6 pclassics77.st-content.com / tracert -6 pcastings77.st-content.com
Linux
Open a terminal window
At the prompt depending on the site you are visiting, type one of the following commands:
- For Private.com:
traceroute pcom77.st-content.com
- For Privateclassics.com:
traceroute pclassics77.st-content.com
- For PrivateCastings.com:
traceroute pcastings77.st-content.com
Note: To traceroute IPv6 you would simply execute one of the following commands referring to the site where are seeing speed issues:
traceroute6 pcom77.st-content.com
traceroute6 pclassics77.st-content.com / traceroute6 pcastings77.st-content.com
Mac OS
Go to Applications -> Utilities -> Network Utility -> Traceroute
Type the domain pcom77.st-content.com / pclassics77.st-content.com / pcastings77.st-content.com in the appropriate input field and press Trace. You can also open a terminal window and use the same instructions as you would for performing a traceroute in Linux.
Note: To traceroute IPv6 you would simply execute traceroute6 pcom77.st-content.com / traceroute6 pclassics77.st-content.com /traceroute6 pcastings77.st-content.com