Many people use Mac computers.  It would be helpful if you could also give videos showing how to run trace routes and all other tests using a Mac.  Thanks

You are absolutely right Enkie (I am one of the many Mac users). Mac specific videos are on the way.

In vista you can type “command” into the search box in the start menu to find the command prompt.

Alternatively holding down the Windows key (flag) and pressing “R” will open the run prompt as shown in the video so you can type in cmd.

You can also find the command prompt in Vista by clicking on the Start menu and going into All Programs and then Accessories.

for mac users (10.4 & 10.5), look on your Utilities folder (click Go, select Utilities) and then select Network Utility. It is much easier to do this on a Mac than a PC

Not the best example I thought. The video content was good, but show it going to somewhere like TradeMe.co.nz which has less than half the hops.

>>It is much easier to do this on a Mac than a PC

So many times have I heard this:
“It’s easier on a Mac!”

Anyone using Ubuntu (Gnome) would probably know how anyway, but here it is anyway (I have to make this post justified somehow).

System > Administration > Network Tools

or

Alt+F2 > type “gnome-nettool”