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Chapter 7: Tools and Information airOS®7 User Guide
Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.
Speed Test
This utility allows you to test the connection speed
between two airOS 7 devices that are using firmware
version 7.1 or above. You can use the Speed Test tool to
estimate a preliminary throughput between two network
devices.
Note: If traffic shaping is enabled on either
device, then the Speed Test results will be limited
accordingly.
Select Destination IP You have two options:
• Select a remote system IP from the drop-down list,
which is generated automatically.
• Select specify manually and enter the IP address in the
field displayed below.
Click the icon to refresh the list of remote system IP
addresses.
Remote WEB port Enter the remote web port of the
airOS device to establish a TCP/IP-based throughput test
(for example, specify port 443 if HTTPS is enabled on the
remote device). The default is 80.
User Enter the administrator username.
Note: Enter the remote system access credentials
required for communication between two airOS
devices. Administrator username and password
are required to establish the TCP/IP-based
throughput test.
Password Enter the administrator password.
Direction Select one of three directions:
• duplex Estimates the incoming (RX) and outgoing (TX)
throughput at the same time.
• receive Estimates the incoming (RX) throughput.
• transmit Estimates the outgoing (TX) throughput.
Duration Enter the number of seconds the test should
last. The default is 30 seconds.
Start Click Start to start the test.
The results are displayed on a speedometer dial and in five
result categories:
Avg RX Displays the estimated average of incoming
throughput.
Avg TX Displays the estimated average of outgoing
throughput.
Avg Total Displays the estimated average of aggregate
throughput.
Max RX Displays the maximum of incoming throughput.
Max TX Displays the maximum of outgoing throughput.
Cable Test
The Cable Test tool is a diagnostics tool for checking your
Ethernet cabling to see if any of the wires are incorrectly
connected.
Cable Length Displays the length of the cable. (If the
cable length is less than 20 m (66 ft), “< 20 meters” is
displayed.)
Pair Displays the pair identifier: A represents pins 4 and
5; B represents pins 3 and 6; C represents pins 1 and 2; D
represents pins 7 and 8.
SNR, dB Displays the SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio) value
in dB.
Start Click Start to start the test.