MTR (My traceroute) is an open-source network diagnostic tool that combines the functionalities of traceroute and ping. It works by sending packets to a target computer and analyzing the response. In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to install MTR on a Fedora Server latest using the command line.
Before you begin, ensure that you have:
It's crucial to update your system packages before installing any new software. Use the following commands to update the package list and upgrade the system.
sudo dnf update
Run the following command to install MTR:
sudo dnf install mtr
After installation, you can verify if MTR is installed correctly by running the following command:
mtr --version
The output should display the MTR version installed on your Fedora Server.
To use MTR, simply run:
sudo mtr <target address>
Replace <target address> with the IP or domain name of the device you want to test. MTR will begin sending packets and display the result in real-time.
In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install MTR on a Fedora Server and use it to test network connectivity problems. With MTR, you can quickly pinpoint network issues, speed up troubleshooting, and improve network performance.
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