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Merge pull request #2080 from leslitagordita/rc-0.1
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[MTR](http://www.bitwizard.nl/mtr/) is a powerful tool which enables administrators to diagnose and isolate networking errors and provide reports of network status to upstream providers. MTR represents an evolution of the `traceroute` command by providing a greater data sample, as if augmenting `traceroute` with `ping` output. This document provides an in depth overview of MTR, the data it generates, and how to interpret and draw conclusions based on the data provided by it.

For a basic overview of network diagnostic techniques, see our introduction to [network diagnostics](/docs/using-linux/administration-basics/#network-diagnostics). If you are having general issues with your system, read our overview of general [system diagnostics](/docs/using-linux/administration-basics/#system-diagnostics).
For a basic overview of network diagnostic techniques, see our introduction to [network diagnostics](/docs/tools-reference/linux-system-administration-basics/#network-diagnostics). If you are having general issues with your system, read our overview of general [system diagnostics](/docs/using-linux/administration-basics/#system-diagnostics).

## Network Diagnostics Background

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