Have you blocked any countries? (Iran)
Tried to connect to 207.32.194.24 but it says can't connect. Tried to ping and it returns timeouts ...

EDIT: It gets stuck at connecting for a while and then gives the can't connect error.

i want to test my 10Gb Traffic, can anyone help to provide btest server for 10Gb Traffic? need soon

Hello everyone,

I recently ordered a 10 Gbps upgrade for my WISP's primary internet circuit, but I don't believe that I am receiving the full 10 Gbps. Is there anyone with a 10 Gbps btest server who could help me out? I can provide my public IP for my btest server through other means if someone wants to swap test server information.

Excuse the double post, but after reading through this entire thread and employing some of the scripts that have already been posted. I feel relatively safe putting this out here. Please don't make me regret it.

IP: 38.104.52.187
Username: btest
Password: btest

Please let me know if you guys are able to achieve 10 Gbps symmetrical connections

Excuse the double post, but after reading through this entire thread and employing some of the scripts that have already been posted. I feel relatively safe putting this out here. Please don't make me regret it.

IP: 38.104.52.187
Username: btest
Password: btest

Please let me know if you guys are able to achieve 10 Gbps symmetrical connections

Reply from Tom Jones

Hello Garrison1701, I am the owner/operator of the original btest server IPv4 address: 207.32.194.24 & IPv6 address: 2605:4e40:0:1fe::
I just wanted to step in and welcome and it's nice to see another public access btest server on-line.
If you experience any issues or problems, you are welcome to contact me for how I might of delt with the same problem.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Thanks, Tom. I actually just set up a queue for burst at 4 Gbps with sustained speeds at 1 Gbps. Figured it might be bad if it maxed my connection briefly.

Heads up, I had to temporarily power-off the public access btest server I manage.

Here in the U.S. , there are thousands of business every where that have laid-off workers , and many of those workers are now working from home. Additionally, Netflix (and other on-line movie video sources) are getting increased bandwidth usage. In some locations, the Internet is experiencing much greater than normal bandwidth and some ISPs are experiencing problems. To help my ISP/WISP operations, I have temporarily disabled the btest server so that I can divert the normal ( peaking up to 2-Gig btest traffic) bandwidth to my customers.

I promise to return the btest server back on-line just as soon as my network stabilizes and the bandwidth is once again available.
This is the first time in over 4-years I have taken this btest server off-line for anything other than basic maintenance.

Everybody , be safe and take proper precautions to protect your ISP/WISP, business, customer and employees. And consider preparing your network(s) for a possible network increase of anywhere from 5 percent to 75 percent. So far, I am only at an additional 5 percent but I am getting ready for an additional 50 percent increase very soon to hit our networks.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hello everyone,
Do you know what's happenning with NETERRA bandwidth server?.
It seems that is down, almost since february.

Thanks!

Hello everyone,
Do you know what's happenning with NETERRA bandwidth server?.
It seems that is down, almost since february.

Thanks!

What is a NETERRA bandwidth server?

Sorry!
I'd refer to the server at:

IP: 87.121.0.45
U: neterra
P: neterra
Last time I have seen was on february 25th.

A few minutes ago, I brought my public access btest server back on-line.
It is now running again - however , I reduced the maximum btest throughput (using multiple Simple-Queues) to 100 Meg.

Normally this btest server has has the ability to btest at greater than Gig Internet best speeds.
Because of the Corona virus pandemic and most of my customers now working from home and schooling from home, my ISP Internet bandwidth has jumped an additional 25 percent and sometimes peaks at an additional 150+ percent higher than my normal Internet traffic.

You are again welcome to use my btest server again. I ask that you please please please only perform short btest(s) to my server (because my Internet feeds are currently operating at much greater loads than normal.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Wow I just noticed ---> 496,719 Views as of April 15'th 2020

Won't be long till this "Public-Mikrotik-Bandwidth-Test-Server(s)" hits 1/2 million views !!!

North Idaho Tom Jones

Wow I just noticed ---> 496,719 Views as of April 15'th 2020

Won't be long till this "Public-Mikrotik-Bandwidth-Test-Server(s)" hits 1/2 million views !!!

North Idaho Tom Jones

Thanks for hosting the server! Just did a test in NJ on Comcast...actually getting more than advertised. I have 300 D/L and seeing 370..I'll take it.! 10 U/L but showing 12...nice...

Moving from DOCSIS 3.0 this weekend to 3.1 so will see if that has any impact at all. I dont expect it to but it will let me know if the newer Netgear is better or worse than my existing Netgear modem

Wow I just noticed ---> 496,719 Views as of April 15'th 2020

Won't be long till this "Public-Mikrotik-Bandwidth-Test-Server(s)" hits 1/2 million views !!!

North Idaho Tom Jones

That's a lot, I guess people have not much to do these days due to the virus. So everybody is in front of the computer including me writing you from my Greece property here

Hi All,

It works very well,
Perfect

A few minutes ago, I brought my public access btest server back on-line.
It is now running again - however , I reduced the maximum btest throughput (using multiple Simple-Queues) to 100 Meg.

Normally this btest server has has the ability to btest at greater than Gig Internet best speeds.
Because of the Corona virus pandemic and most of my customers now working from home and schooling from home, my ISP Internet bandwidth has jumped an additional 25 percent and sometimes peaks at an additional 150+ percent higher than my normal Internet traffic.

You are again welcome to use my btest server again. I ask that you please please please only perform short btest(s) to my server (because my Internet feeds are currently operating at much greater loads than normal.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hello

Unfortunately 207.32.194.24 is unreachable. The traceroute stops at 207.32.194.6.

Hi there, I don't seem to be able to use the bandwidth test server, is there a new IP or new login credentials?
Thank you in advance,
Dan

seems like 207.32.194.24 doesn't work anymore

seems like 207.32.194.24 doesn't work anymore

I just rebooted the btest server.
From time to time, the Mikrotik btest server ( on CHR ) will just quit working and the btest service will stop and show un-checked

North Idaho Tom Jones

What is the speed of this bandwidth?

Here's a tip for those wanting to test bandwidth. Especially if under 1Gbps.

I used my Azure account to create a Windows 10 Pro virtual machine in a region near me with a 1Gbps link.

RDPed into it, disabled the firewall for ease, and downloaded the Mikrotik btest.exe program (https://mt.lv/btest)

Using this, I was able to successfully test the capabilities of my link for as long as I needed, when I needed.

This doesn't take long to setup, and if destroyed afterwards only cost pennies.

Hi ,

how i can access to this server .. i tried winbox and telnet but nothing .. Any way ,, Thanks in advance

Kind Regards
Tariq.E

FYI
I just now updated the 207.32.194.24 btest server
From: 6.46.5
To: 6.47

North Idaho Tom Jones

Just tried it. I can get data when I transmit but I see no stats when I try to do a receive test.

Just tried it. I can get data when I transmit but I see no stats when I try to do a receive test.

Question - Is your Mikrotik behind a firewall ( natted ) and/or is your Mikrotik possibly firewalling inbound connections ( such as btest receive ) ?
Try putting a Mikrotik on a live IP address with no firewall then try running the btest.

North Idaho Tom Jones

help me set up the microtic I can't, probably crooked hands)

Hi Tom,
Just tested my 100/100 Mb/s fiber connection .
I was getting 99.5Mb/s constantly both ways.
Greetings from South Africa

Hi Tom,
Just tested my 100/100 Mb/s fiber connection .
I was getting 99.5Mb/s constantly both ways.
Greetings from South Africa

Thank you for your post.

Tom/Garrison/all - thank you for your public btest servers and support.

Tom - if I may repeat a question that has been asked multiple times - do I need to be running the same firmware version or main code branch, or is there a minimum firmware? My router is running 6.44.x Must it be on 6.47.x?

Tom/Garrison/all - thank you for your public btest servers and support.

Tom - if I may repeat a question that has been asked multiple times - do I need to be running the same firmware version or main code branch, or is there a minimum firmware? My router is running 6.44.x Must it be on 6.47.x?

I don't know the rule for different versions. I do know that I have experienced btest not working until I would upgrade everything to the latest versions.

Hello, I want to know, how to configure the GPS in my LtAP LTE mikrotik devices and if I have to activate the other slots to implement more SIM cards?

FYI - July 15th 2020

I just now updated the btest server ( IPv4 207.32.194.24 IPv6 2605:4e40:0:1fe:: ) server from 6.47 to 6.47.1

Happpy btest-ing ...


North Idaho Tom Jones

Thanks and greetings from Croatia

Thanks and greetings from Croatia

Greetings back to you from North Idaho

FYI re the btest server I operate.

I've got a full 10-Gig Internet on order. In about 3 weeks ( give or take ), I will be able to turn up the btest server back to 3-Gig or faster speeds for remote btest throughput testing.

I was forced to seriously decrease the maximum btest speeds to only a few hundred megs a few weeks ago. With the Covid-19 Corona virus here in my service area, my ISP/WISP bandwidth took an instant 300+ percent increase in bandwidth because everybody started working from home ( including the school students ) - which nearly saturated my current available Internet bandwidth.

I can't wait to test a full 10-Gig connection with only one device on the new network and go to www.speedtest.net ( I hope the speed indicator dial says " You are crazy fast !" )

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi guys. Anyone knows 1 gbit server for bandwidth test?
p.s on 207.32.194.24 can only get 92-95mps

Hi guys. Anyone knows 1 gbit server for bandwidth test?
p.s on 207.32.194.24 can only get 92-95mps

FYI - my post prior to your post is about the 207.32.194.24 btest server. But that is possible a couple of week out still.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi guys. Anyone knows 1 gbit server for bandwidth test?
p.s on 207.32.194.24 can only get 92-95mps

FYI - my post prior to your post is about the 207.32.194.24 btest server. But that is possible a couple of week out still.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Thanks for response and making the server public!

Hello, I want to know how to configure all the sim card slots of my LtAP LTE device kit, it has three sim card slots.
I only have active a one slot, that it is the second slot.
It doesn't let me activate the other two slots, it tells me that "only APN can be local!" And I do not understand because.

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I have a 5GB pipe. Happy to offer some free bandwidth.

I have a 5GB pipe. Happy to offer some free bandwidth.

You so awesome

Some news , I have my IPv4: 207.32.194.24 IPv6: 2605:4e40:0:1fe:: back on-line again.
EDIT: btest user is --> btest and btest password is --> btest ( btest & btest )
I set the queue to allow btest-ing up to 4-Gig.

Question - Who has a 10-Gig Internet connected Mikrotik I can perform a btest to/from ?
I am now on a 10-Gig connection and I am looking for something to btest to/from so that I can check my 10-Gig connection.

Also - If you are btest-ing to my btest server - Please post your btest speed results , I want to verify It is running up to and over 2 Gig and possibly hitting 4-Gig on the top-end of btest throughput results.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Some news , I have my IPv4: 207.32.194.24 IPv6: 2605:4e40:0:1fe:: back on-line again.
EDIT: btest user is --> btest and btest password is --> btest ( btest & btest )
I set the queue to allow btest-ing up to 4-Gig.

Question - Who has a 10-Gig Internet connected Mikrotik I can perform a btest to/from ?
I am now on a 10-Gig connection and I am looking for something to btest to/from so that I can check my 10-Gig connection.

Also - If you are btest-ing to my btest server - Please post your btest speed results , I want to verify It is running up to and over 2 Gig and possibly hitting 4-Gig on the top-end of btest throughput results.

North Idaho Tom Jones

"can't connect"

Reply to gotsprings re "can't connect"

Question: What is your IP address ? I will look at my access-lists.
Question: Has this ever worked for you in the past ?
Question: Can you ping 207.32.194.22 ?
Question: I want to verify --> Are you trying to Bandwidth-Test to my Mikrotik BTest-Server IPv4 address of 207.32.194.24 using User: btest Password: btest ?
Question: Is the Mikrotik you are trying to Bandwidth-Test from directly on the Internet and no firewall ? Firewalls can prevent some UDP and/or TCP send and/or receive btest from running.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi,
Found my way here from Google.
I have 10Gbps located in Stockholm, Sweden. Using CCR1036-8G-2S+.

Tested on: 38.104.52.187
10sec average: 2.9 Gbps/74.2 Mbps

And also: 207.32.194.24
I achieved 4Gbps both send and receive, however I did not run both at the same time.
Now I can't connect, but I guess (without reading trough every post here) that you have some sort of spam/flood protection that puts me on hold?

I don't have any devices yet that can handle 10Gbps (they are on the way) and I would LOVE to try this beast out on it's full capacity from the router itself.
I could also set up a BTest Server if anyone would like to try against my connection. However, this is a private resident with static IP and I don't want to post my IP here. Private message, if that is possible on this forum would be preferred.

Also a big thanks to everyone here for publishing test servers.
Especially you TomjNorthIdaho.
Br

re: Now I can't connect, but I guess (without reading trough every post here) that you have some sort of spam/flood protection that puts me on hold?

Yes , I do have a Simple-Queue which also uses an Address-List.
My address list has the following types of Names ( types ).
- blocklist - IP address that are blocked from using my btest server ( bad guys who have abused my btest server )
- previous - IP address that have recently used my btest server and are blocked for a couple of hours , then auto released
- tester - IP addresses that are white-listed ( IP address that have unlimited access to my btest server - these are normally my networks that I manage ).

Also - my Simple-Queue limits the maximum speed of all running btest testing to 4-Gig ( all currently running btests at the same time in the 4-Gig rate-limiting queue ). This is to prevent my Internet connection from getting hammered.

I will be building a second private full 10-Gig btest server. If you are interested in performing a full 10-Gig btest , I am open to the idea.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Just installed a CCR1009 on a 1GB fiber connection. Wondering why i get must slower speed test results behind the CCR than just plugged into the fiber modem. Fast.com direct is 900mbps+ and behind the CCR is closer to 550. Ran the bandwidth test built into the router and Mikrotik app for Windows. Got different results there too.

Edit: Figured out that I forgot to enable fasttrack. Now I get full speed to this server when its not bogged down.

Hallo!
Someone have a free bandwidth test that works?
Thanks!

Hallo!
Someone have a free bandwidth test that works?
Thanks!

IP: 38.104.52.187
User: btest
Pass: btest

This one seems to always work. Just tested it and got 1gb/s both ways which is my max possible.

IP: 38.104.52.187
User: btest
Pass: btest
This one seems to always work. Just tested it and got 1gb/s both ways which is my max possible.

Thank you! It works, but from Italy 400/400 effective works only until 200/250.... Perhaps I'm so far...

And while we are testing bandwidth... we might want a refresher on the affects of latency and loss...
Namely where your public test server is located, globally...

https://accedian.com/blog/measuring-net ... cket-loss/
http://bradhedlund.com/2008/12/19/how-t ... nce-links/

December 8th 2020
Notice; The public access btest server I manage was re-numbered into new/different IP addresses. This public btest server is now at the following IP addresses:

IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest

Note; To use this Mikrotik public access btest server , you agree to the following terms and conditions:
#1 - You will not use or create any automatic btest scripts on a timed schedule to automatically perform btest(s) to this btest server.
#2 - You will not run extended btest(s) to this btest server which last longer than 30 seconds.
#3 - The use of this btest server is only permitted to perform brief 30-second btest(s).
#4 - You will never use this btest server to create a degrading bandwidth sustained load on your up-stream Internet provider.
#5 - You agree that I ( the owner/operator ) of this btest server may post your remote btest IP address(s) you used to test to my btest server.
#6 - All btest(s) you perform to this btest server will always be performed using a hands-on procedure without the use of any automated scripts.
#7 - You will never attempt a "dude" connection to this btest server.
#8 - You may perform up to 4 ( four ) btest(s) in a 24-hour period
#9 - You will pause a minimum of 5-minutes between btest(s)
#10 - Failure to follow the above listed requirements may result in actions on my part to permanently ban/block your IP addresses from my networks and this btest server.
#11 - I ask ( not required ) , that you post in this Mikrotik forum what country/city your are located in and your btest throughput results.
#12 - You understand these terms and conditions and you understand the purpose of this btest server is to assist all Mikrotik admins in determining the status/throughput capabilities of the networks they manage.
**** This btest server has the capabilities to perform brief btest(s) up to 4-Gig throughput

North Idaho Tom Jones

TomjNorthIdaho,

Thanks for providing this I live in Reno, NV and have AT&T Gig residential fiber. Bypassing using a rb4011igs+rm

jweek - Gig to the home - nice :)

Hi,
Canberra Australia..
Trying to run a speed test against this but it never seems to connect?

@TomjNorthIdaho was testing multi-threaded (30+), you may have seen requests for up to 200 threads (tested the same with public iPerf3 servers to detect if my ISP throttles per thread, which they do), in case your setup/logs thought it was an attacker, + have two ISPs (testing it out).

My ISP's ASN:9829, should be enough for you to figure out which IPs were coming from me.

If you're interested DM me, we can run more thorough tests with multi-threads exceeding the usual 8-20 limit as I have two ISPs (I use 24 threads on client devices and I'm able to pull aggregated bandwidth of both ISPs on the daily).

@TomjNorthIdaho Thank you for your test server for the Mikrotik Bandwith test.
My test results from Ukraine Kiev ISP Lanet.

Notice; The public access btest server I manage was re-numbered into new/different IP addresses. This public btest server is now at the following IP addresses:

Maybe some FQDN can help in long-term? :) Not the IP Cloud one (it's hard to remember), but custom one would be nice.

Re ... Maybe some FQDN can help in long-term? ...
One minor reason I don't use DNS to point to the btest server is that if I renumber ( because of attack or some other renumber reason ) , it won't have the script bots performing automatic btest following me. The script bots are the worst - automatic btest the moment my times-access-list times out , every hour every day every month every year. Yes I can configure firewalls and stuff but I also have a ISP/WISP I am busy running.

Heads up ...
I just updated the btest server from Version 6.47.8 to Version 6.8


IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest


North Idaho Tom Jones

Thanks for the information,
If You have a good infrastructure and inet line. I was always wondering why MikroTik didn't do that with few bunch of load balanced servers. I will test it in the evening CET.

Heads up ...
I just updated the btest server from Version 6.47.8 to Version 6.8


IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest


North Idaho Tom Jones

Doesn't work. Neither v4 nor v6 🙄

Good day.. how can I know if I already ip block? I try best 2 times with less than 5mins only..

Heads up ...
I just updated the btest server from Version 6.47.8 to Version 6.8


IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest


North Idaho Tom Jones

Doesn't work. Neither v4 nor v6 🙄

Is it working now ? Are you behind a firewall ? Is your Mikrotik running a firewall ? It appears to be working for others.

it was working partially for some minutes. now it's again not working.
my router is directly connected to the Internet. Firewall is running but no output filter.
Perhaps you can see some hints in the log? My IP Starts with 185.

it was working partially for some minutes. now it's again not working.
my router is directly connected to the Internet. Firewall is running but no output filter.
Perhaps you can see some hints in the log? My IP Starts with 185. (AS51184)

Re; ... it was working partially for some minutes. now it's again not working ...
Have you read my posts about wait periods between tests and continuous testing ?

I have a firewall setting on the btest server which forces the remote btester to do the following:
- Wait between btests
- Prevents continuous and/or consecutive btests

With that said - I just now removed your 185.x.x.x IP address from the must-wait list. It will again auto populate after you run a btest which will again require another wait period.

North Idaho Tom Jones

4 x 30 seconds tests with 5 minutes pause in between and waiting 24 hours for the next attempt is ridiculous 🤦‍♂️

4 x 30 seconds tests with 5 minutes pause in between and waiting 24 hours for the next attempt is ridiculous 🤦‍♂️

ridiculous ?

What do you expect for free ?

You are welcome to create your own public btest server , allocate some of your extra gigabits of Internet bandwidth to it and show everybody how you can do it better.

Heads-up
The btest server I manage is off-line ( possibly until tomorrow - depending ).

I am performing some year-end 2020 backups of my ISP/WISP system. When I get finished , I will turn it back on.

North Idaho Tom Jones

** Wow - next month , it will be 5 years and a little over 6-hundred-thousand forum views and countless terabytes this server has been available **

Heads-up
The btest server I manage is off-line ( possibly until tomorrow - depending ).

I am performing some year-end 2020 backups of my ISP/WISP system. When I get finished , I will turn it back on.

North Idaho Tom Jones

** Wow - next month , it will be 5 years and a little over 6-hundred-thousand forum views and countless terabytes this server has been available **

Good morning ... The btest server is back on-line. 30-seconds after it was back on-line , I had a remote btest running on it at 100-meg down then 20-meg up :)

Thanks Tom!

Los Angeles
543.5 Mbps / 268.5 Mbps

for me where I live here in North Idaho - it's 12/31/2020 noon.

I want to wish all Mikrotik admins a Happy New Year
now don't get tooooo drunk tonight because you might have to fix your network at midnight :) lol


may your btest(s) be through the roof in 2021

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hello,
Cannot connect...
Happy new year anyway...

Hello,
Cannot connect...
Happy new year anyway...

Yanncd - your post "... Cannot connect... "

- Is your Mikrotik behind a firewall ?
- Does your Mikrotik have a live outside IP address ( not natted ) ?
- Is your Mikrotik also a firewall ?
- Can you ping IPv4: 23.162.144.120 and/or IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 ?
- Have you tried TCP send ?
- Did you read through all related btest posts in this forum ?
- Is the ROS software version of your Mikrotik the latest up-do-date version ?

Normally , if you are getting a "can't connect" , then the problem is likely a firewall on your side.

North Idaho Tom Jones

In a random test found the best servers

i tried few times(~5) and I think i am blocked(213.250.22.). Well, tested TCP was fine, on UdP TX was ok, RX was terible (1Mb) instead ~20Mb



on this one looks a liitle better, maybe I was missing udp rule in FW

vuli - were are you testing from ( what country ) ?
What is your Internet speed supposed to be ?

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi Tom,

I wanted to thank you and at the same time say sorry. I didn't read all the rules and might have been running a couple of tests more than what you asked for (and/or more often than pointed out).

Anyway, Im done with my tests and I got the results I expected, THANKS A LOT for this service !!!

Im running this from Sarchi, Costa Rica (my ip ends with .163.144) and my speed is supposed to be 100/12 Mbps
Thanks Again,
Bernal Murillo

PS: I might be blocked, and I'd really appreciate if you could unblock me, I promise I read all the instructions now and I'll follow them

Hi Tom,

I wanted to thank you and at the same time say sorry. I didn't read all the rules and might have been running a couple of tests more than what you asked for (and/or more often than pointed out).

Anyway, Im done with my tests and I got the results I expected, THANKS A LOT for this service !!!

Im running this from Sarchi, Costa Rica (my ip ends with .163.144) and my speed is supposed to be 100/12 Mbps
Screenshot from 2021-01-08 01-40-40.png


Thanks Again,
Bernal Murillo

PS: I might be blocked, and I'd really appreciate if you could unblock me, I promise I read all the instructions now and I'll follow them

bmurillo
By the time I checked to see if the IP address was blocked in the btest server , it had already timed-out and was auto removed. You are good to go for another test.

North Idaho Tom Jones

thanks a lot tom, this is what i realy need.. hope this last long :D
really helpfull

thanks a lot tom, this is what i realy need.. hope this last long :D
really helpfull

rianda08
Looks like you have a Gig TCP up test
Impressive btest results :)

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi All,

tool speed-test 23.162.144.120 user=btest password=btest
status: udp upload
time-remaining: 3s
ping-min-avg-max: 22.5ms / 29.4ms / 40.7ms
jitter-min-avg-max: 30us / 3.01ms / 13.3ms
loss: 0% (0/200)
tcp-download: 672Mbps local-cpu-load:22%
tcp-upload: 20.9Mbps local-cpu-load:1% remote-cpu-load:6%
udp-download: 843Mbps local-cpu-load:6% remote-cpu-load:39%
udp-upload: 21.6Mbps local-cpu-load:2% remote-cpu-load:16%


750mb/20mb
Kelowna BC, Canada

Thanks Tom,

Bill

This is an FYI on the public btest server I operate.

The btest server is actually an x86 ROS server running on a VmWare ESXi server.

I got this x86 ROS server free from Mikrotik many wears ago.

You see, I wrote up an article for how to build a 10-port 10-Gig-per-port Mikrotik x86 router , then posted the how-to in a Mikrotik forum. Well , I guess somebody with Mikrotik was happy and thus I got a free x86 ROS license. ((( Thank you Mikrotik ))).

So now you know where the btest ( x86 ROS ) server license actually came from.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi Tom,

Something weird happened yesterday, I was testing a link with just 50/50 for like 10 seconds, I did the test 2 times and the second time I did I could not stop the test, I rebooted the router like so many times but when ever it came online it would start to receive that traffic, I had to block the IP so the client does not get this incoming traffic. May be the test froze on server. Just thought of sharing.

Hi Tom,

Something weird happened yesterday, I was testing a link with just 50/50 for like 10 seconds, I did the test 2 times and the second time I did I could not stop the test, I rebooted the router like so many times but when ever it came online it would start to receive that traffic, I had to block the IP so the client does not get this incoming traffic. May be the test froze on server. Just thought of sharing.

Are you using the newest version of ROS ?
Is your winbox updated to the newest latest version ?

Feb 11'th 2021

I just now updated the public access x86_64 CHR btest server
from ROS v 6.48
to ROS v 6.48.1

IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest

Note: This btest server is Ping-able. If you can't btest to it, then you might be behind a firewall or running a firewall.
Note: Please keep your btest(s) brief. This function of this btest server is to assist Mikrotik admins in determining and verifying their peak bandwidth throughput.
Note: After a few minutes of brief btest(ing), your remote IP address is auto blocked and will auto-release in about 1-hour. This is to prevent extended long term btest(ing) which is beyond my defined time-limits to perform brief btest(s).

As always, your comments indicating what country/city you are in and your btest results are always welcome ( and interesting ) - thank you.

FYI: This public access btest server is hosted and managed by Tom Jones with Red-Spectrum Communications ( located in North Idaho USA ). The ISP I work for is owned by the Coeur 'dAlene Tribe , which is a Native Sovereign Nation ( .nsn ) located in North Idaho.

Did you know this btest server has been on-line since January 2016 ?

North Idaho Tom Jones

status: done
time-remaining: 0s
ping-min-avg-max: 46.4ms / 46.7ms / 52.9ms
jitter-min-avg-max: 1us / 288us / 6.45ms
loss: 0% (0/200)
tcp-download: 76.2Mbps local-cpu-load:7%
tcp-upload: 52.0Mbps local-cpu-load:3% remote-cpu-load:18%
udp-upload: 52.8Mbps local-cpu-load:4% remote-cpu-load:4%

This is on a Link that is supposed to be 100Mbps x 100Mbps

Tucson, AZ USA

status: done
time-remaining: 0s
ping-min-avg-max: 46.4ms / 46.7ms / 52.9ms
jitter-min-avg-max: 1us / 288us / 6.45ms
loss: 0% (0/200)
tcp-download: 76.2Mbps local-cpu-load:7%
tcp-upload: 52.0Mbps local-cpu-load:3% remote-cpu-load:18%
udp-upload: 52.8Mbps local-cpu-load:4% remote-cpu-load:4%

This is on a Link that is supposed to be 100Mbps x 100Mbps

Tucson, AZ USA

Try the btest during an O-Dark-30 when your network is the least busy ( something like 3:30 AM ). Perform four tests:
UDP down
UDP up
TCP down
TCP up.

If you hit 100-Meg ( both directions ) during an O-Dark-30 but not during normal busy hours , then I would suspect your network or your upstream network may be saturated when the network is normally busy. If this is the case, try this:
- During a most busy time on your network , disable all feeds to customers/servers.
- Perform the above tests
- Re-enable your networks.
If the results are still not what you should be getting, contact your upstream provider.

North Idaho Tom Jones

hello,

i am new on the forum and i hope i am doing the right thing by posting here.

my company has a CCR1036 on which our IP transit service terminate. i have been trying to test the capacity provisioned over the IP TRANSIT service to no avail.

i am doing the test from the CCR1036 to 23.162.144.120 . find attached the capture

I need help

hello,

i am new on the forum and i hope i am doing the right thing by posting here.

my company has a CCR1036 on which our IP transit service terminate. i have been trying to test the capacity provisioned over the IP TRANSIT service to no avail.

i am doing the test from the CCR1036 to 23.162.144.120 . find attached the capture

I need help

Olugbengaonadipe

From your Mikrotik, can you ping 23.162.144.120 ?
Can you try a btest TCP send to 23.162.144.120 ?
If both of the above work but no other test work, then I would suspect a firewall somewhere on your side may be the problem.

What is the public IP address of your Mikrotik ? I can look at my logs and see of you are temp blocked by my btest system.

North Idaho Tom Jones