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      getrav last edited by

      I have nanobsd I don't know if the instructions would be different for normal installation
      I found the speedtest code https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli

      Login thru SSH

      /etc/rc.conf_mount_rw
      setenv PKG_TMPDIR /root/
      pkg_add -r http://files.pfsense.org/packages/8/All/python26-2.6.6.tbz
      fetch -o /root/speedtest-cli https://raw.github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest_cli.py
      chmod +x /root/speedtest-cli
      /etc/rc.conf_mount_ro
      

      To run speedtest after installation:

      /root/speedtest-cli
      

      for help type:

      /root/speedtest-cli -h
      
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      • jimp
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

        That looks nice, though it's usually better to test bandwidth through the firewall and not from the firewall itself. pfSense has been optimized to work in a routing role, so sometimes you might see reduced numbers when pfSense itself is acting like the client.

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          fholzer last edited by

          Just my 50Cents,

          It would be nice to have this Feature via GUI.
          I now its better to test the Speed through the firewall and not from the firewall itself.

          But in many cases i need to test it from the pfsense itself.
          (no - or limited access to the clients)

          Generally i would use it to test if the WAN Connection give me the 16Mbit the customer had buyed or if the connection is below 10MBit (or lower)

          regards,

          Franz

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            pfBlense last edited by

            Just a brief update for people using pfSense 2.2+. Instead of using pkg_add you now need to do:

            pkg update
            pkg install python
            

            Thanks for the post on this!!

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              nikkon last edited by

              Got this on 2.2
              On a 1000 Mbit/s connection i barely get 350.20 Mbit/s on my setup.
              is there any way to tweak network settings and improve this?

              pfsense 2.3.4 on Supermicro A1SRi-2758F + 8GB ECC + SSD

              Happy PfSense user :)

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                Zaphon last edited by

                @nikkon:

                Got this on 2.2
                On a 1000 Mbit/s connection i barely get 350.20 Mbit/s on my setup.
                is there any way to tweak network settings and improve this?

                Well as was suggested, don't run this on the box, run it behind the box.  Also, your speed through the box is going to vary greatly based on the type of NIC's you have and the speed of your CPU.  I had a computer that had a pair of Realtek nic's on the motherboard (single core box, about 6-7 years old, makes a great little router), and with gigabit I was maxing out in the 300-400Mbit range.  I bought a dual port Intel NIC and now I'm pushing in the 995Mbit range (this is tested from behind the box to a server on the other side in a lab).  However if the box is much more recent, has a nice fast CPU, your mileage may vary.

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                  nikkon last edited by

                  in any case i tested the speed via iperf from my box to a miktorik switch and i got 1Gbit/s full
                  I suspect 2 things:

                  • ISP - they came once and tested with another machie…worked well
                  • pppoe performance

                  pfsense 2.3.4 on Supermicro A1SRi-2758F + 8GB ECC + SSD

                  Happy PfSense user :)

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                  • luckman212
                    luckman212 LAYER 8 last edited by

                    @getrav:

                    …I found the speedtest code...

                    Wanted to thank you for posting this. Today I used this to do a remote speed test at a site where I did not have physical access to nor any remote access to a machine behind the firewall.  The vendor needed us to confirm that a speed increase had been implemented by the ISP and this was the perfect tool for this. Got the job done and saved us a few hours of travel time for what amounted to a 5 minute test.

                    Thank you 8)

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                      floz last edited by

                      Thanks for this, exactly what I was looking for.

                      Just my little 2 cents how to get this working on pfSense 2.2 and later.

                      
                      #/etc/rc.conf_mount_rw
                      setenv PKG_TMPDIR /root/
                      pkg install python27-2.7.10_1
                      ln -s /usr/local/bin/python2 /usr/local/bin/python
                      pkg_add -r http://files.pfsense.org/packages/8/All/python26-2.6.6.tbz
                      fetch -o /root/speedtest-cli https://raw.github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest_cli.py
                      chmod +x /root/speedtest-cli
                      #/etc/rc.conf_mount_ro
                      
                      
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                        doktornotor Banned last edited by

                        Or just use 2.2.5; python is already there.

                        
                        $ file /usr/local/bin/python2.7
                        /usr/local/bin/python2.7: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked, interpreter /libexec/ld-elf.so.1, for FreeBSD 10.1, stripped
                        
                        
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                          ariyako last edited by

                          curl -Lo speedtest-cli https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sivel/speedtest-cli/master/speedtest_cli.py
                          chmod +x speedtest-cli

                          nano speedtest-cli

                          change

                          #!/usr/bin/env python
                          

                          to

                          #!/usr/local/bin/python2.7
                          

                          ;)

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                            mdmogren last edited by

                            Just wanted to post this update here for others who use this tool - it is now a package and can be installed using

                            
                            pkg install py27-speedtest-cli
                            
                            

                            Then just run

                            ./usr/local/bin/speedtest-cli
                            
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                              Smoothrunnings last edited by

                              Is there no GUI version of this?

                              My ubnt USG Pro has a speed tester app on it's firewall GUI. I don't see how it's anymore complicated to get one for Pfsense.

                              Thanks,

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                              • jimp
                                jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

                                @Smoothrunnings:

                                Is there no GUI version of this?

                                My ubnt USG Pro has a speed tester app on it's firewall GUI. I don't see how it's anymore complicated to get one for Pfsense.

                                Thanks,

                                No, because speed testing from the firewall itself is inaccurate and unreliable. We don't want to encourage people to rely on bad data. See my previous response on this thread.

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                                  authenticx last edited by

                                  Actually this is a good thing to use if you suspect your switch or cabling may be contributing to a loss of bandwidth.  This would narrow the points of failure to your firewall, the connection between your firewall and gateway and the gateway itself.  If you have a large difference between what this cli test reports and what you see in a speed test from your pc you just gained valuable troubleshooting information.

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                                  • luckman212
                                    luckman212 LAYER 8 last edited by

                                    I agree. It can have the standard YMMV/caveat attached, but I have gotten a ton of useful information from having the speedtest_cli pkg installed on my remote units. In my testing, a C2xxxx CPU is more than capable of pulling 400-500Mbps directly with this tool. Very useful!

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                                      icewraithuk last edited by

                                      I use this to keep my ISP honest, which is a trick in itself :) For those that are interested here's my hack:

                                      Go to www.thingspeak.com and register for a free account, create a channel with three fields (I only care about ping, DL and UL, you may want more), go to the API page and make a note of your write API.

                                      Do the stuff to get speedtest on your firewall, run a speedtest and note which server it decides is your local/fastest - I use the one hosted by my ISP, for example. Then run a speedtest –list | grep <your chosen="" server="" name="">to get the ID (eg. speedtest --list | grep Virgin in my case)

                                      Run a speedtest --server <the id="" you="" found="">--csv to test

                                      Edit the speedtest.py file and add these bits - note, this isn't clean or clever, I've gone with functional!

                                      • Under the other import lines at the top:
                                      import urllib2
                                      
                                      myAPI="<your api="" key="" goes="" here,="" in="" the="" quotes="">"
                                      baseURL = 'https://api.thingspeak.com/update?api_key=%s' % myAPI
                                      print baseURL</your>
                                      

                                      Then go down to around line 700 and look for the CSV output section, add the lines with -> below

                                      def csv(self, delimiter=','):
                                              """Return data in CSV format"""
                                      
                                              data = self.dict()
                                              out = StringIO()
                                              writer = csv.writer(out, delimiter=delimiter, lineterminator='')
                                              row = [data['server']['id'], data['server']['sponsor'],
                                                     data['server']['name'], data['timestamp'],
                                                     data['server']['d'], data['ping'], data['download'],
                                                     data['upload']]
                                              writer.writerow([to_utf8(v) for v in row])
                                      ->      f = urllib2.urlopen(baseURL + "&field1=%s&field2=%s&field3=%s" % (self.ping, self.download, self.upload))
                                      ->      print f.read()
                                      ->      f.close ()
                                              return out.getvalue()
                                      

                                      Now run speedtest.py –server 1234 --csv and wait for it to finish, now check on ThingSpeak and check your three fields now have data.

                                      I then put the command in my crontab:

                                      */30 * * * * /usr/local/bin/python2.7 speedtest.py --server 1234 --csv >/dev/null 2>&1
                                      
                                      

                                      and now every 30 minutes my firewall does a speed test and updates ThingSpeak, which I can check the lovely graphs and make sure I'm relatively consistently getting decent metrics.</the></your>

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                                        Sergestux last edited by

                                        @mdmogren:

                                        Just wanted to post this update here for others who use this tool - it is now a package and can be installed using

                                        
                                        pkg install py27-speedtest-cli
                                        
                                        

                                        Then just run

                                        ./usr/local/bin/speedtest-cli
                                        

                                        Gracias era lo que buscaba

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                                        • cukal
                                          cukal @icewraithuk last edited by

                                          @icewraithuk What a great hack & thanks for letting me discover ThingSpeak!

                                          I changed the output from bits/sec to Mbit/sec:

                                          f = urllib2.urlopen(baseURL + "&field1=%s&field2=%s&field3=%s" % (self.ping, int(self.download) / 1048576, int(self.upload) / 1048576))
                                          
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                                            S762 last edited by

                                            Sorry, I know this is an old topic but how to I uninstall this package? I used the following to install but don't see it listed under the package manager and would like to remove it.

                                            pkg install py27-speedtest-cli
                                            
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                                              RaidArray last edited by

                                              You should be able to do a "pkg remove <package name>" from the cli via ssh

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                                                S762 @RaidArray last edited by

                                                @raidarray said in Speedtest CLI. Run speedtest on pfSense box:

                                                You should be able to do a "pkg remove <package name>" from the cli via ssh

                                                Thank you!

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                                                  RaidArray last edited by RaidArray

                                                  Hi all

                                                  Not sure if this is still actively being requested but as a learning exercise for myself i've created a small widget that runs a speedtest from the dashboard happy to share. I'm not really a CLI guy so went down the GUI/Widget route.

                                                  1 of 2 speed test options

                                                  Full how to can be found @ https://www.spacejunk-inc.com/pfsense/widget/speedtest/2019/03/10/Speed-Test-Widget.html

                                                  please let me know what you think, is it useful? how can i improve it?

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                                                  • Gertjan
                                                    Gertjan last edited by

                                                    Nice !

                                                    But keep in mind :

                                                    @jimp said in Speedtest CLI. Run speedtest on pfSense box:

                                                    No, because speed testing from the firewall itself is inaccurate and unreliable. We don't want to encourage people to rely on bad data. See my previous response on this thread.

                                                    @raidarray said in Speedtest CLI. Run speedtest on pfSense box:

                                                    how can i improve it?

                                                    By adding the option to select the server being used to test ?
                                                    Default, speed-test used the closed server on "the list".

                                                    No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum.

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                                                    • provels
                                                      provels @icewraithuk last edited by provels

                                                      @icewraithuk said in Speedtest CLI. Run speedtest on pfSense box:

                                                      I use this to keep my ISP honest, which is a trick in itself :) For those that are interested here's my hack:

                                                      Very cool. Greetings from the Future!

                                                      EDIT - What fun! I was able to combine instructions from both @icewraithuk and @raidarray and throw this chart into the Dashboard using the dark theme. It runs the CLI speedtest against the lowest ping server every 10 minutes, posts to Thingspeak and the Dashboard reads back the Public feed.

                                                      Screenshot_1.png

                                                      Live Chart

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                                                        kcallis @icewraithuk last edited by

                                                        @icewraithuk Am I missing something or does one have to have a university or company email account? It definitely did not seem to like the gmail account!

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                                                          provels @kcallis last edited by provels

                                                          @kcallis I just used an Outlook.com account. BTW, the post above from @icewraithuk was posted 2 years ago and it was his only post ever on the forum.

                                                          PS - I found a cool chart in the ThingSpeak forums with a chart template that consolidates the CSV data produced by @icewraithuk 's method that I managed to modify to show my upload/download/ping data all in one chart, but you'll need to muddle through the edits manually. There are notes in the .html file that tell you where to put your info. Not saying it's the best data set, but a fun excercise anyway.
                                                          https://community.thingspeak.com/forum/announcements/thingspeak-live-chart-multi-channel-second-axis-historical-data-csv-export/

                                                          Screenshot_1.png

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                                                          • 0daymaster
                                                            0daymaster @provels last edited by

                                                            @provels That is rad but it seems like running speedtest every ten minutes would be quite a burden on your WAN connection. Can you post the PHP you used for the widget? Thanks.

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                                                            • provels
                                                              provels @0daymaster last edited by provels

                                                              @0daymaster I run the speedtest every 30 minutes now, but it's just me, so who cares? You pretty much need everything in this thread to do what I did.
                                                              1 - Install speedtest-cli on the FW. Run some tests from the shell to get a feel for it.
                                                              2 - Setup a Thinkspeak.com account and do the @icewraithuk edits to the speedtest.py file (make @cukal 's edits for Mbps instead of MB if you wish).
                                                              3 - Now you should be able to send the data to Thinkspeak to generate the graphs. Format them in the style/colors as you wish. You'll use the
                                                              Read API Key to post the data you'll add to the widget.
                                                              4 - Then just use @RaidArray 's instruction to add the URL for your chosen Thingspeak graphs and to create the widget you can load from the FW homepage.
                                                              5- You can DL the html file from the Thingspeak forum post and edit it in a text editor to make it useful for your data. I didn't incorporate it into the FW homepage, though. I now also use a Windows version of speedtest-cli (Google) running as a scheduled task on an inside server so the tests actually run through the FW rather than from it
                                                              All credit goes to everyone else. I just managed to screw some parts together, in spite of myself.

                                                              Peder

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                                                                joeontherun last edited by joeontherun

                                                                Just want to have my input here took me a while to figure my way around all the coding but with a bit of persistence i got my 15 min speed checker working & managed to get it working in pfsense will attach screen shot for you to see well chuffed with the outcome just want to say thanks to all that inputted information to make this happen,

                                                                It would be nice to drop all 3 data UL DL & Ping in to the 1 graph i tried to do it but it just got to complicated

                                                                Thanks

                                                                speedtest cli.PNG

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                                                                • provels
                                                                  provels @joeontherun last edited by provels

                                                                  @joeontherun Nice work! Just duplicate what you did for your "Speed Checker" graph. Create the graphs on Thingspeak, create the .inc files pointing to the links and the .php widgets! Then smile! Can help as needed, but I think you got it! :)
                                                                  e753ab60-bb3c-417f-a2f5-e4e284b08203-image.png

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                                                                    justheretohelp last edited by

                                                                    The link for how to make a widgit with speed test is dead.

                                                                    Anyone have a instruction for how to get speedtest in the GUI?

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                                                                    • provels
                                                                      provels @justheretohelp last edited by provels

                                                                      @justheretohelp
                                                                      Create speedtest.inc in /usr/local/www/widgets/include
                                                                      This will add the Speedtest entry to the pfSense Dashboard widget choices.

                                                                      <?php
                                                                      /* File     : /usr/local/www/widgets/include/speedtest.inc
                                                                       * Author   : Zak Ghani
                                                                       * Date     : 10-03-2019
                                                                       * 
                                                                       * This software is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES
                                                                       * OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
                                                                       * 
                                                                       */
                                                                      
                                                                      $Download_title = gettext("Speedtest - Mbps");
                                                                      
                                                                      ?>
                                                                      

                                                                      Then create speedtest.widget.php in /usr/local/www/widgets/widgets

                                                                      <?php
                                                                      /* File     : /usr/local/www/widgets/widgets/speedtest.widget.php
                                                                       * Author   : Zak Ghani
                                                                       * Date     : 10-03-2019
                                                                       * 
                                                                       * This software is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES 
                                                                       * OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
                                                                       * 
                                                                       * URL Choices :    https://www.bing.com/widget/t/speedtest
                                                                       *                  https://www.measurementlab.net/p/ndt-ws.html
                                                                      
                                                                       */
                                                                      
                                                                      require_once("guiconfig.inc");
                                                                      
                                                                      ?> 
                                                                      
                                                                      <iframe 
                                                                          src="https://www.bing.com/widget/t/speedtest"
                                                                      width="498"
                                                                      height="500"
                                                                      frameborder="0"
                                                                      >
                                                                      </iframe>
                                                                      

                                                                      When you copy the code, be sure to get it all, the windows scrolls. You may need to mess with the pixel height/width of the object.
                                                                      Think that's it...

                                                                      Peder

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                                                                        RaidArray last edited by

                                                                        Sorry about the dead links. In the middle of moving websites. @provels has it spot on coding wise.
                                                                        Should be able to get the instructions back on line within the next few days.

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                                                                        • luckman212
                                                                          luckman212 LAYER 8 @RaidArray last edited by

                                                                          @RaidArray Are those instructions back up online somewhere by chance?

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                                                                            MarcO42 last edited by MarcO42

                                                                            Hi,
                                                                            this long discussion was nearly wat I'm locking for.
                                                                            But in the end I build it on my own...and maybe someone is interested in this. Here is what I did:
                                                                            I have mounted a USB drive (not really necessary for everybody) and build a script that can called by cron.
                                                                            This script is parsing the response from speedtest-cli on directly on the WAN interface and writes a log file. From this log file I took the last 7 lines (cron is running every day) and create a /usr/local/www/js/speettest_cli.js as data file for my chart from https://www.chartjs.org.
                                                                            And here is the result:
                                                                            0e8cb483-3fab-4221-b978-39dfeb42c13c-grafik.png

                                                                            The tooltip is a mouse over and you can also hide single elements like this:

                                                                            d18f6f55-5479-4dcb-af1e-b43731d6c5ca-grafik.png
                                                                            The fact that you see only the 03.03. and 04.03. is that I created yesterday and these are just placeholder until the new data arrived.

                                                                            Here you can finde all files.

                                                                            speedtest.zip

                                                                            Feel free to use it. Think everyone have to adapt all the paths in the \usr\local\bin\speedtest.sh
                                                                            Also in this file you have to set you place for the speedtest...like speedtest-cli --server 16688

                                                                            Cheers
                                                                            MarcO

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                                                                              lastb0isct last edited by

                                                                              Does anyone have the speedtest.py still? I can't seem to find it.

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                                                                              • luckman212
                                                                                luckman212 LAYER 8 last edited by

                                                                                @lastb0isct Have you tried...

                                                                                # pkg search speedtest
                                                                                # pkg install py27-speedtest-cli
                                                                                

                                                                                if pkg gives you a Shared object "libcryptoauth.so.3" not found, required by "pkg" error, try

                                                                                # pkg-static install py27-speedtest-cli
                                                                                
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                                                                                • provels
                                                                                  provels @lastb0isct last edited by

                                                                                  @lastb0isct said in Speedtest CLI. Run speedtest on pfSense box:

                                                                                  Does anyone have the speedtest.py still? I can't seem to find it.

                                                                                  It comes with the package when you install it. SSH to your box and run:

                                                                                  pkg search speedtest
                                                                                  
                                                                                  [2.4.4-RELEASE][root@fw.workgroup]/root: pkg search speedtest
                                                                                  py37-speedtest-cli-2.1.1       Command line interface for testing internet bandwidth
                                                                                  
                                                                                  

                                                                                  Then run

                                                                                  pkg install py37-speedtest-cli-2.1.1
                                                                                  

                                                                                  Have fun!

                                                                                  Peder

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                                                                                    lastb0isct last edited by

                                                                                    Where does the speedtest.py live after installation?

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