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El jue, 07-12-2017 a las 21:10 +0200, Jonathan Morton escribió:
> Have you considered the Flent tool?  It has a lot of useful test
> scenarios, and was actually the inspiration for dslreports' user-
> friendly tests.
> - Jonathan Morton

Thank you Jonathan and Dave for your answers


I have it installed on my system, but it is a desktop app, not web
hosted. That's why I referenced DSL Reports' and not Flent directly.

With Flent I can run tests to hosts I can access to, but not to hosts
behind a NATed segment whose sysadmin is somebody else, in that case we
would need that that person get Flent/Netperf installed and run the
tests.

If we had something web based, may be is not as perfect as
flent/netperf, but it can be really helpful.


Thanks again

-- 
Carlos Pasqualini

Administración de Redes
Facultad de Ciencias de la Alimentación
Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos
http://www.fcal.uner.edu.ar/