Is there any SSH command I could use to run speedtests both to some domestic servers and some int'l destinations?
It would be a good reality check. I've used enterprise equipment that has this functionality and it was a great feature.
If it were a button in the GUI with perhaps three configurable destinations...nice feature.
Any to do speedtests remotely?
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Re: Any to do speedtests remotely?
You might be able to do something like this if you putty into the
router and run the tests via command line:
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions ... -bandwidth
Unfortunately you won't be able to do the majority of speed tests
out there because they require flash or java.
You'd have to be able to get into a computer behind the router and
then remote desktop to that, then you could do web based speed
testing and check the performance.
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Edit: I compile my own builds and you can always add the
iftop - package and run that via putty
router and run the tests via command line:
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions ... -bandwidth
Unfortunately you won't be able to do the majority of speed tests
out there because they require flash or java.
You'd have to be able to get into a computer behind the router and
then remote desktop to that, then you could do web based speed
testing and check the performance.
-------------------------
Edit: I compile my own builds and you can always add the
iftop - package and run that via putty


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Re: Any to do speedtests remotely?
Appreciate the links