networking - trace route vs ping time differences -


when pinging ip address average time 71.1 ms

when using tracert same ip shows higher times (around 70 ms each node..), can explain differences?

c:\users\user648026>ping 152.36.54.101  pinging 152.36.54.101 32 bytes of data: reply 152.36.54.101: bytes=32 time=89ms ttl=60 reply 152.36.54.101: bytes=32 time=64ms ttl=60 reply 152.36.54.101: bytes=32 time=71ms ttl=60 reply 152.36.54.101: bytes=32 time=63ms ttl=60  c:\users\user648026>tracert 152.36.54.101  tracing route host-123 [152.36.54.101] on maximum of 30 hops:    1    69 ms    65 ms    70 ms  someipwashere   2    94 ms    71 ms    65 ms  someipwashere   3   148 ms    73 ms    64 ms  someipwashere   4    72 ms    66 ms    66 ms  someipwashere   5    64 ms    73 ms    65 ms  host [152.36.54.101]  trace complete.  c:\users\user648026>tracert 152.36.54.101  tracing route host-123[152.36.54.101] on maximum of 30 hops:    1    70 ms    78 ms    63 ms  someipwashere   2    68 ms   104 ms   101 ms  someipwashere   3    69 ms   117 ms    65 ms  someipwashere   4    72 ms    69 ms    71 ms  someipwashere   5    65 ms    64 ms    65 ms  host  [152.36.54.101]

i think misunderstand output traceroute. each line represents hop, , there 3 attempts each hop (the 3 columns). intermediate hops can have high times because generating icmp error messages low priority router, , when has time, priority routing packets.

the last line in have entire path source destination, , 3 times comparable ping times.


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