from scapy.all import traceroute def perform_traceroute(target): result, _ = traceroute(target, maxttl=50, verbose=True) print(result) for hop in result: query_packet = hop[0] answer_packet = hop[1] hop_number = query_packet.ttl hop_latency = answer_packet.time hop_ip = answer_packet.src print(answer_packet.show()) targets = ["101.191.135.146"] #, "131.100.187.189", "100.42.240.1" perform_traceroute(targets) The time value I'm getting out of the answer packet doesn't seem to be correct. I've had a look through the raw response as well using .show() and i cant see any latency/time values in there, which i thought there would be. Has anyone managed to get the latency values out of the traceroute functionality of scapy? I'm quite new to python so bear that in mind as well I've had a look through the raw response as well using .show() and i cant see any latency/time values in there, which i thought there would be. Continue reading...
