mstutz2319

Did this ever get anywhere? A connection/NAT table would be a great feature that many other routers already have.

I didn't attempt multiple tests in a row, but I have yet to complete a successful test. These lines in the log seem related to the speed test. Not sure though. Sun Feb 4 15:51:05 2024 daemon.err cli.lua[4333]: fa=128000 pp=128000 Sun Feb 4 15:52:29 2024 user.info com.netdumasoftware.benchmark: Using smartqos: true Sun Feb 4 15:53:03 2024 daemon.err cli.lua[4333]: Connect error: Connection timed out

Well, I ran another speed test, grabbed the log, and then the router crashed. Lol. Or at least I cannot access the web GUI anymore, but I still have an internet connection.

Right. So if I look in the R3's log, will it say what happened?

Ah, okay. So does the API choose a server based on location? Or does it test with the same server every time?

Mine is a BGW-210. I've known about the dumb switch bypass, and I used to use it, but power outages just make it a pain. Maybe I can invest in a UPS system and keep my network equipment alive during power outages. Lol. Anyway, the measurement labs speed test works fine from my PC, so why wouldn't it work fine from my R3?

So, I went to their website on my PC and can run a speed test just fine. The speeds are nowhere near what I pay for, but it works. It still does not work on my R3 though. Why not use speedtest.net?

What server does it use for speed testing? Mine doesn't work either; AT&T Fiber router in IP Passthrough mode.