Use FTP... you'll get a transfer rate ie: 56Kbps/sec or 156Kbps/sec depending on
your cap.
> Would someone give me an easy way to test my speed now and tomorrow to make
> sure the change has taken place?
>
On BPA, ftp from update-server .....
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010000100111100100100000010000110110100001110010011010010111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 the speed test.
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"mattic" <th...@wontwork.com> wrote in message
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> At midnight tonight I am due to change plan from 512k/128k to 1.5M/256k.
>
> Would someone give me an easy way to test my speed now and tomorrow to
make
> sure the change has taken place?
>
> As accurately as possible please and idiot's guide appreciated.
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