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Thanks for the reply, and this works great. Is there any way to get it to tie into our accounts, maybe add a "?acct=sometokenhere."
This way I could use a script to ping TMN once or twice a day, and be able to compare it to the rest of my data from the website.

Thank you and sorry for the delayed response, thought I responded already.

 

You are able to wget the download tests (e.g. wget https://testmy.net/dl-1MB)in linux.  This can be repeated for any of the servers. (e.g. west.testmy.net, east.testmy.net, uk.testmy.net, etc.) ...it works.

 

Just don't over do it or your IP may be banned.

Readings you get from wget are very similar to the test results on the same machine using the actual test.

London to Dallas - 4500+ miles away / 100MB & 200MB

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San Jose to Dallas - 1450+ miles / 100MB & 200MB

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If you have a huge variance from low to high you get that warning...

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In this case that's what really happened. It just initiated slow and had to ramp up to get there so the final speed was much slower. However, the build up was so quick it caused the TiP system to throw that error... so that's kind of a good sign, lol.

So you can already test from the command line with TMN. -- not the perfect solution but it helps me all the time.

I would be interested in a command line option as well. I just stumbled upon your site recently, and really like it more than speedtest.net.