Can not use pathping command in Mac OS

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In the Windows I can use the pathping to tail after the network path, but I can not type this command in Mac OS.



Is it has another name, such as ipconfig to ifconfig?






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          In Mac OS Terminal, you can use ' traceroute' for similar function.



          There's also a nice GUI tool called Network Utility in Mac OS,



          you can found Traceroute in the Applications > Utilities folder on your Hard Drive too.



          or in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications






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            In Mac OS Terminal, you can use ' traceroute' for similar function.



            There's also a nice GUI tool called Network Utility in Mac OS,



            you can found Traceroute in the Applications > Utilities folder on your Hard Drive too.



            or in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications






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              In Mac OS Terminal, you can use ' traceroute' for similar function.



              There's also a nice GUI tool called Network Utility in Mac OS,



              you can found Traceroute in the Applications > Utilities folder on your Hard Drive too.



              or in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications






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                In Mac OS Terminal, you can use ' traceroute' for similar function.



                There's also a nice GUI tool called Network Utility in Mac OS,



                you can found Traceroute in the Applications > Utilities folder on your Hard Drive too.



                or in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications






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                In Mac OS Terminal, you can use ' traceroute' for similar function.



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                or in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications







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