The command used to Trace Route to Host
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tracert
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findhost
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tracerout
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rootfind
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Explanation
tracert (trace route) is the Windows command that traces the path packets take to a destination host, showing each hop. findhost, tracerout (misspelled), and rootfind are not valid network diagnostic commands.
AI explanation
The command used to trace the route packets take to a host is called tracert on Windows systems and traceroute on Unix/Linux/macOS systems. Of the listed options, only 'tracert' is a real, correctly spelled command name; 'tracerout' is a misspelling that doesn't correspond to any actual utility, so 'tracert' is the defensible correct answer.