need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download) - Microsoft Windows
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I need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
in windows & linux
help me...
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need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
sir,
I need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
in windows & linux
help me
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Re: need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
On 15 Jun 2004 06:05:06 -0700, karthikeyan scribbled:
> sir,
> I need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
> in windows & linux
> help me
http://www.speedtest.nl/
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Re: need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
karthikeyan wrote:
> I need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
> in windows & linux
.... like this: http://www.2wire.com/?p=154 ??
..
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Re: need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
mjt wrote in message news:...
> karthikeyan wrote:
>
> > I need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
> > in windows & linux
>
> ... like this: http://www.2wire.com/?p=154 ??
> .
thks for ur help.
Can i measure the internet speed with any command in windows or linux
command to find the internet speed
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Re: need a tool to check the internet browsing speed(both upload & download)
thegreatkarthik@yahoo.co.in (karthikeyan) wrote
> Can i measure the internet speed with any command in windows or linux
> command to find the internet speed
Well, the "time" command measures the duration of any comamnd line
action.
It would be easy enough to combine it with something like wget.
most command line ftp clients display the elapsed time after a file
transfer is completed.
and www.adslguide.org has a speed measuring widget on there somewhere
I've used:
http://www.ixiacom.com/products/perf...key=pa_q_check
http://dast.nlanr.net/Projects/Iperf/ (cool!)
but not:
http://dsd.lbl.gov/NCS/netest/