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Learn the common use cases for ttl - a modern, open-source, rust-based traceroute tool for network engineers in this week's post. https://hubs.ly/Q04j6MJt0

ttl: A Modern Traceroute Tool for Network Engineers Learn the common use cases for ttl - a modern, open-source, rust-based traceroute tool for network engineers.

RFC1918 is basic networking…until it isn’t.

Private IP space gets messy fast when you’re dealing with:
- overlapping subnets across sites
- VPN routing conflicts
- hybrid/cloud environments

Common issues include:
- duplicate IP ranges between offices
- broken routing over VPN
- hard-to-debug connectivity gaps

It’s one of those things that works fine…until it really doesn’t.

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Most tools tell you what traffic exists on a system.

RustNet shows you which process created it.

RustNet is a real-time terminal-based network monitor written in Rust that maps:

• Processes → network connections
• Protocols (HTTP, DNS, QUIC, TLS, etc.)
• Connection states
• Live interface bandwidth

It performs deep packet inspection to identify application protocols and hostnames, making it useful for troubleshooting unexpected outbound traffic or bandwidth-heavy processes.

If you like terminal-based tooling, this one is worth checking out.

Breakdown here:

RustNet: Real-Time Network Traffic Analysis Tool for Network Engineers RustNet is a great real-time network traffic analysis tool that's part of the open-source ecosystem.