Linux Tip: How to use the mtr command

This video tutorial introduces the MTR command, a tool for tracing network routes and analyzing connection data. It explains how to use MTR by typing the command followed by a system's name or IP address. The tutorial covers interpreting the continuously updating output, which includes timing data and hop numbers. It also discusses how MTR can help identify network issues by highlighting high round trip times or packet loss.

Explain the significance of standard deviation in MTR results.

What should you look for in MTR output if you suspect connection problems?