Tracing a Network Path Between Two Hosts
The Internet is a large and complex aggregation of network hardware, connected together by gateways. The traceroute utility, (traceroute(8)), attempts to trace the route an IP packet would follow from the local machine to some remote internet host. The traceroute program indicates how "close" you are to a host. The fewer gateways or "hops" between you and the remote host the better. Asterisks (*) or exclamation marks (!) indicate possible packet loss along the route.

The above network ratings should be based on 25 packets (one packet/second) ping tests with 64 byte packets between the your Data Center and a ping-able server for each network listed. Packet losses of less than 10 percent will be rated "GREEN" while packet losses of more than 20 percent will be rated "RED". In between is considered "YELLOW". This page is not updated here and the table is emplty, in fact your server provider supplies such a page for your information and you should reload to see changes.