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07-19-2018 07:21 PM
Is it at all possible to determine circuit capacity directly from the PAN?
Esentially what im trying to do is run a intenret speedtest directly from a PAN.
What would be perfect is the ability to run an iperf client direclty off a PAN
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07-20-2018 06:20 AM
hi @ivan01
This is not possible
This is imho a bit of a weird, but interesting, expectation for a firewall appliance
How useful would it be to have suchg functionality available? would you use it regularly or just the one time when your ISP delivers your uplink.
If you see this being usefull for multiple uses, you could consider reaching out to a local sales team to submit a Feature Request
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10-19-2021 08:03 AM
I know this is an old topic, but I was looking for it and think it would be a nice feature. ISPs have their own issues and LAN to WAN speed tests have a lot of external factors. Being able to speed test right off the firewall is handy in certain circumstances.
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