On Monday, 20th August at 4:07pm, Alex Moen wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good, accurate bandwidth meter for dialup
> or dsl customers? We have grepped the entire Internet and can only
> find ones that are hosted somewhere else. I want one that I can
> host on our server, so that the customer gets a good accurate
> bandwidth test, rather than those other ones that do not take
> into account Internet lag.
Have a look at:
http://webservices.cnet.com/Bandwidth/loading.asp
and 'view source'. It's quite a nice little bit of Javascript to
'record' how long a page of a set size takes to load - then it just
passes the details to the server - which could be running ASP, Perl
etc etc.
Richy.
[speaking personally]
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