so i dont need visit some my costomers to make speedtest

is there any method to meter PPPoE connection speed from Mikrotik

Do you network much?

/tool bandwidth-test

/tool bandwidth-test

With a disclaimer: ROS internal bandwidth test tool (mentioned in quoted text) consumes lots of CPU resources on device running it[*]. Often it's these resources that are actual bottleneck and results don't accurately represent routing/line capacity. So if results are lower than expected, it's necessary to verify that CPU on neither of involved devices is maxing out. Note that bandwidth test tool is single process and on devices with multiple CPU cores it won't use up all CPU cycles, it'll choke on single CPU core (so one has to run CPU profiler rather than observing output of /system resources print).

[*] this actually goes for both devices, client and server.

That implies that he gave his clients MikroTik routers with enough processing power to handle the bandwidth test, routing and NAT. Which I highly doubt.
+ what @mkx said.

its RB4011IGS good to test
can anyone explain how i can meter pppoe connection ?

https://mikrotik.com/consultants
https://mikrotik.com/training/

Your users deserve a network administrator.

I try my best to help customers paying for internet services.

so i dont need visit some my costomers to make speedtest

is there any method to meter PPPoE connection speed from Mikrotik

@Znevna is absolutely right, without a shadow of a doubt,
it's improvised (x)ISPs like you who are ruining the reputation of these technologies.