Simon, I hope that your router has SNMP. Please get SNMP graphs from the ISP. Any ISP worth its *I* will give you access to your usage graphs. Then conduct tests with heavy downloads from the internet (perhaps a heavily seeded torrent), that will show you what download speeds you are able to achieve. Still not a guru but aiming there [?] Please note this is a just a test to see your available throughput. 2009/9/29 Simon Mbuthia <simon.mbuthia@gmail.com>
Hi Skunktoids,
We got this deal from some ISP which I won't name for now, and they tell us that our speeds are 1MBps for both the uplink and downlink, but I highly doubt what they are telling us. Files normally download at a speed of 100kbps on average, and I do not think that that correctly reflects what the ISP is saying. However, I am not an expert on this matters, and that is why I have sought to ask the gurus on the list to shed some light.
Attached hereto is a speedtest.net result graphic for more info. Thanks.
Me.
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