In this article, we will show you how to install Trace Route (traceroute) on a Fedora server. 1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM 2. Run the following command: yum -y install traceroute That’s it! You should now have Trace Route (traceroute) installed on your Fedora server. If you get a […]

In this article, we will show you how to install Trace Route (traceroute) on a Debian server. 1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM 2. Run the following command: apt-get -y install traceroute That’s it! You should now have Trace Route (traceroute) installed on your Debian server. If you get a […]

In this article, we will show you how to install Trace Route (traceroute) on a Ubuntu server. 1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM 2. Run the following command: apt-get -y install traceroute That’s it! You should now have Trace Route (traceroute) installed on your Ubuntu server. If you get a […]

In this article, we will show you how to install Trace Route (traceroute) on a CentOS server. 1. Login to your server over SSH or KVM 2. Run the following command: yum -y install traceroute That’s it! You should now have Trace Route (traceroute) installed on your CentOS server. If you get a […]

In this article, we will show you how to run a trace route in linux. Please be aware that you may need to install the trace route program first in order to run this program. 1. Connect to your server using your preferred SSH client or you can use KVM if […]

In this article, we will show you how to install MTR on a CentOS server. MTR is a powerful tool that combines the traceroute and ping utilities, allowing server administrators to get a clear picture of where traffic is flowing across the Internet to our powerful infrastructure. 1. Login to […]

MTR is a networking tool used to diagnose connectivity issues. It sends repeated traceroute commands in order to provide an average network response and ping time. In this article, we will show you how to run MTR on linux. Please be aware that you may need to install the MTR […]