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Ok thanks, Well that's kinda good I guess I asked as you found a issue you had not realized was there.

It's taking your underscore and making it a space... The program that ranks ISPs is the same as the one that ranks members. For ISPs I want to strip unwanted characters and capitalize letters. I didn't realize that it was manipulating the usernames like that. I went in and fixed it real fast. On your results your username was also being capitalized (you can't see this yourself because for you it says "My Results"). I fixed that too. People's usernames should be displayed how they typed them. As EBrown said, ranking and stats go by your username not display name. Display name is mostly for the forum. ... however in your case your display name and username are the same so you'd be looking for spudler_t either way.

Freaking fantastic! ==> punk

CA3LE who designed and operates this site has quite a bit of info. Pick the Flash tab here. https://testmy.net/legit-speed-test.php And his info on the home page - see tabs in the middle of the page. https://testmy.net

Welcome! CCNA you say. What a coincidence https://testmy.net/ipb/topic/32186-secret-manta-things/- 7 hours prior to your post. Your students, "You gotta lead by example, teach. That's like... rule number one of being a teacher." (oh yeah, your supposed to read that in a stereotypical surfer voice... and flip your hair after the first sentence. I know your in Indiana and it doesn't make sense, just play along!)

The difference of the two you say? Speedtest.net uses a pure flash-based approach, and drops the top and bottom 5% of your tested speed. Why? Because the first instant of testing is typically slower due to the requirement to establish a connection. Then there's often a sudden burst which is typically irrelevant to your speed. Speedtest.net is more useful for a total-throughput test. It's often handy for gamers to test what the typical speed of their connection is. (After all, they are using UDP mostly which is connectionless, so there is no establishment of a connection.) Testmy.net uses a pure HTTP based approach, and does not remove any data. Why? Because almost all of the typical users network traffic is over HTTP, which requires the establishment of a connection. (Downloads, webpages, style-sheets, images, etc.) Testmy.net is much more relevant to testing your total connection throughput. Basically giving you a true establishment of how websites should download. Thanks, EBrown