SpeedTest: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 20:26, 1 April 2025

This command runs speedtest on the specified GSM port.

Data session should be up on the specified port.

ServerId list can be found on https://c.speedtest.net/speedtest-servers-static.php.

COMMAND

Command	Line Arguments	Returns
SpeedTest	PortIndex, [ServerId]	Public Host, Public IP, Test server, Upload speed, Download speed, Ping. - Error Code in case of error.

OUTPUT

EXAMPLE

~# SpeedTest 0
Public host: Telenor Srbija
Public IP: 1024318
Test server: 102451
Ping: 23 ms
Upload: 1621 Mbit/s
Download: 8756 Mbit/s

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-This command executes HTTP method on the specified GSM port.
+This command runs speedtest on the specified GSM port.
-It requires an active connection to HTTP server on the specified GSM port.
+Data session should be up on the specified port.
-HTTP method can be GET, PUT, DELETE or POST. Input file path is used for PUT and POST methods, output file path is used for GET, DELETE and POST methods.
+ServerId list can be found on <nowiki>https://c.speedtest.net/speedtest-servers-static.php</nowiki>.
-If any of required parameter is not needed it can be specified as NULL string ("").
-Optional HTTP header name and value should be specified always in pair. Up to 12 HTTP headers can be specified.
-Command waits until data is transferred or timer expires.
 '''COMMAND'''
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 !Returns
 |-
-|SpeedTest
+|'''SpeedTest'''
 |PortIndex, [ServerId]
 |Public Host, Public IP, Test server, Upload speed, Download speed, Ping. - [[R2D2 Error Codes|Error Code]] in case of error.
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 [[Category:DATA]]
+[[Category:R2D2]]