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If you're needing to speed-test your internet service then you can use web-based speed testers such as https://speedtest.aa.net.uk, but they may not always give you accurate results. An alternative is using a tool called iperf3 to run a speed test against an iperf3 server that is hosted at your ISP.
If you're needing to speed-test your internet service then you can use web-based speed testers such as https://speedtest.aa.net.uk, but they may not always give you accurate results. An alternative is using a tool called iperf3 to run a speed test against an iperf3 server that is hosted at your ISP.

iperf3 is a program that is easily installed on many Linux distributions, but is a little harder to use on Windows.


Here is how to download and run iper3 on Windows and how to test single and multi-thread upload and download speeds. - This uses the Andrews & Arnold speed test server, which is only available to customers.
Here is how to download and run iper3 on Windows and how to test single and multi-thread upload and download speeds. - This uses the Andrews & Arnold speed test server, which is only available to customers.
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