The trace route was done from my home computer. the first was done to www.cuny.edu and it's IP address is 128.228.38.47
the second trace was done to the website www.york.cuny.edu with IP address 198.61.16.7
Each of the lines in the trace route result represents a specific value. the first line represents the number of hops in the trace that were taken.the second,third and fourth line represented the time in milliseconds it took to return a value to the host requesting the information. the last and right most line represents the IP address and in some cases the name of the server where that hop landed.
Question #3
This trace was done to the website ww.mangahere.com who's IP address is 37.1.144.51
This is the route it took to reach it's target :
192.168.1.1 - New York,USA
173.52.236.1- New York,USA
130.81.185.198- New York,USA
130.81.199.162- New York,USA
152.63.1.41- Illinois,USA
152.63.20.49- New York,USA
157.130.255.206- New York,USA
213.155.135.18- Cataluña,Spain
213.155.133.148- England,United Kingdom
213.155.136.117- Híefa,Israel
213.155.135.43- Cataluña,Spain
213.248.77.38- Bayern,Germany
85.17.100.195- Stockholms Lan,Sweden
95.211.25.147- Sofiya,Bulgaria
37.1.144.51- Sverdlovskaya Oblast',Russia
Question #4
1. int socket (int namespace, int style, int protocol)
header file: sys/socket.h
sys/types.h
2. int getaddrinfo (const char *hostname,const char *service,const struct addrinfo *hints,struct addrinfo **res);
header file: sys/types.h
sys/socket.h
netdb.h
3. int connect( int sockfd, struct sockaddr *servaddr,int addrlen);
header file: sys/socket.h
sys/ types.h
4. int send( int namespace, const void *msg,int len,int flags);
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