How to Install MTR on Linux servers

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How to Install MTR on Linux servers

 

 

Our goal in this article is to demonstrate how you can install MTR on the Linux servers,

 

 

What is MTR?

 

 

Matt’s traceroute, originally named My Traceroute, is a computer program that combines the functions of the traceroute and a ping program into one network diagnostic tool, which is another means of evaluating network connectivity. In addition to showing hops along the network path, MTR displays continually updated information about latency and loss of packets along the route. 

 

On these linux servers listed below, we will show you how to install MTR,

 

  • Ubuntu
  • Debian
  • Fedora
  • CentOS

 

 

Installing MTR on Ubuntu and Debian

 

 

1. Login to your Server and Update repositories

 

Use SSH or KVM to connect your server and Run the following command to update your repositories,

 

apt-get update

 

2. Install MTR

 

apt-get -y install mtr

 

You have successfully installed MTR on your Ubuntu and Debian server.

 

 

Installing MTR on Fedora

 

 

1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM

 

 2. Run the following command

yum -y install mtr

 

 

If you get a message that says it can’t find MTR, please run the following command

 

yum update

 

Otherwise, You have successfully installed MTR on your Fedora server.

 

 

Installing MTR on CentOS

 

 

1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM

 

2. Run the following command,

 

yum update && yum -y install mtr

 

You have successfully installed MTR on your CentOS server.

 

 

That’s it!

 

we hope this article has given you a better understanding about how to install MTR on Linux servers.

 

 

 

 

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