There are a small collection of tools to help you access and test the local and world internet.

| [speedtest.abazs.com](https://speedtest.abazs.com/) | or [192.168.1.100:7750](http://192.168.1.100:7750) on the Round River network |

This uses librespeed as a locally hosted way to test your internet connection in a normal browser. Other than the obvious privacy benefits the main reason to use this speedtest over publicly available options is that you will be testing your speed relative to the home based server so it will give a very accurate picture of how well the local services will perform. The test will be limited by the Round River internet connection, 1Gb/s, and any other trafic congestion on the server and your own wifi/eithernet connection.

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This is a great way to check your connection to make sure your wifi signal is sufficient and that there aren't any bottlnecks disrupting your connection.

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Additionally there is a utility to locally speedtest from the CLI just install **iperf** and run `iperf -c 192.168.1.100`.

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| [internet.abazs.com](https://internet.abazs.com/) |

Want to see how the Round River internet connection is doing? This service, speedtest-tracker, regularily tests the internet speed and ping between the home server and speedtest.net and records a history to confirm we are getting the full 1Gb/s that we are paying for.

==Under Development==

This is a utility that tracks the availability of various local and off site servers to have a record of uptime statistics and be a place to check if a particular server is online and opperational.