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Network Testing from the Terminal: A Guide to Speedtest-cli

When troubleshooting a sluggish internet connection or configuring a remote server, opening a web browser to run a speed test isn’t always an option. For headless Linux servers, remote SSH sessions, or users who simply prefer the efficiency of the command line, speedtest-cli is an indispensable utility. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of how to install, use, and get the… Continue reading Network Testing from the Terminal: A Guide to Speedtest-cli

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SmokePing on Linux: The Best Way to Monitor Network Latency

Brief If you’ve ever wondered why your internet feels slow even though a speed test looks fine, the culprit is often latency or packet loss rather than bandwidth. This is where SmokePing shines. It’s one of the most effective tools for continuously monitoring network performance and producing beautiful graphs that make problems easy to spot. Whether you’re a home lab… Continue reading SmokePing on Linux: The Best Way to Monitor Network Latency