How fast is your path to us?

Download, upload and latency between your browser and AS202585 in Amsterdam or Enschede. No cookies and no tracking. We save each result with only the time and your network's AS number, not your IP address.

Measuring latency to both locations…

Download

0Mbps

Upload

0Mbps

Ping

–ms

Jitter

–ms

Server

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Throughput during the test

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Is your connection steady?

Sends a small request to the chosen location at a fixed interval and charts every round trip. Use it to catch Wi‑Fi dropouts, bufferbloat or a flaky line. Failed requests count as loss.

Location

Duration

Interval

Current

–ms

Average

–ms

Min / max

–ms

95th pct

–ms

Jitter

–ms

Loss

–%

Round-trip time

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Test files & iperf3

Plain HTTPS downloads for curl, wget or a browser. The files are all zeroes, so compression would skew the result; the servers never compress them.

Size	Amsterdam	Enschede

iperf3

Both locations run public iperf3 servers on ports 5201–5205, TCP and UDP, IPv4 and IPv6. Each port takes one test at a time; if a port is busy, try the next one.

iperf3 -c ams.speedtest.bgp.rodeo -p 5201          # upload to Amsterdam
iperf3 -c ens.speedtest.bgp.rodeo -p 5202 -R       # download from Enschede
iperf3 -c ens.speedtest.bgp.rodeo -p 5203 -P 8 -6  # 8 streams over IPv6
iperf3 -c ams.speedtest.bgp.rodeo -p 5204 -u -b 100M  # UDP at 100 Mbit/s

Please keep tests short (the default 10 seconds is plenty) so others get a turn.

From a terminal

curl -o /dev/null https://ams.speedtest.bgp.rodeo/files/1GB.bin
curl -6 -o /dev/null https://ens.speedtest.bgp.rodeo/files/10GB.bin
wget -O /dev/null https://ens.speedtest.bgp.rodeo/files/1GB.bin

Both hostnames have IPv4 and IPv6; use -4 or -6 to pick one. Raw listings: Amsterdam, Enschede. librespeed-cli works too, with --server-json https://speedtest.bgp.rodeo/server-list.json.