Do a tracert on a host whose name you know and that you use frequently you can stop the tracert process by hitting Control-C?

To perform a traceroute (tracert) on a frequently used host, open your command prompt or terminal and type tracert [hostname], replacing [hostname] with the desired domain (e.g., tracert google.com). The command will display the path data packets take to reach the destination, including the number of hops and their response times. You can stop the process at any time by pressing Control-C. This can help you diagnose network issues and understand the route data takes to reach the host.