A1 Yippee > MacOS > Utilities > Network and LAN Tools > What Route

What Route
WhatRoute owes its existence to the work by Van Jacobsen, Steve Deering and others who invented the UNIX traceroute command. The Metrowerks PowerPlant application framework is the basis of WhatRoute. Thanks guys, for taking all the hardwork out of Mac programming. Fabrizio Oddone has been a major help in reporting/resolving problems. Thanks mate. kc@nlanr.net has been marvellous in providing me access to their geography database. Visit their website at www.caida.org and check out the range of tools and data that they have for analysing the Internet. The World Time Zone map used for showing global routes was obtained from the web-site at World Fact Book. The WASTE engine used to display the results is the work Marco Piovanelli, Dan Crevier and Tim Paustian (who wrote the PowerPlant CWasteEdit class). I am also extremely grateful for the all the feedback I've had on WhatRoute. I've tried to incorporate many of your ideas into the program and I'm always willing to hear your suggestions and criticisms. Thanks folks. Our Review:
Licence: Freeware Version: 1.6.0 OS: MacOS Date: 1999/11/20 Developer: Van Jacobsen Size: 1.60 MB		Free download
Yippee Ratings Breakdown (5 is best): Installation: 0 Interface: 0 Functionality: 0 Documentation: 0