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PranaFlux | 5 months ago

Would you mind sharing the link (after removing the data you don't want to share)? I'm using IPInfo's data and each hop IP is the end of a segment so it's normal it doesn't follow your expected topology (to which we can add the limitations of traceroute)

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jacquesm|5 months ago

Not much point, really, it only detects one hop correctly the rest is garbage. So all that's left is my home IP address, and that gets placed well over a 100 km from where I actually am. I don't mind :)

reincoder|5 months ago

I work for IPinfo and we provided the data for the project. I would really appreciate your insight on this.

We run ping and traceroute operations from 1,200 servers across the world to every (within reason) IP address out there. So, we have ping RTT and traceroute data history of these measurements.

Considering the physical network topology does not match the physical network topology, we would love to hear your thoughts.

Unrouted IP addresses do not appear on the internet traffic, and we have limited network data for them.

If you can share your traceroute output and obfuscate as much data as possible, we will be happy to investigate and share feedback.