Runs an MTR from this data center back to your address.
Round trip from you to each location Measured in your browser
Lowest wins. This is real HTTPS round trip time from your device, not a marketing figure.
If a Bangladesh node comes back in single digits you are almost certainly on a locally peered path.
Speed test Download from BD1, measured in your browser
— Mbit/s
Pick a size and start. Larger files give a more reliable figure on fast links.
The test stops on its own when the file finishes, or press Stop at any time.
Each test is capped server-side. If a port is busy, try 5202–5205.
Use -P 4 for parallel streams and -t 10 to keep runs short.
Network diagnostics From BD1 to your target
Ready. Enter a target and press Run.
Private, reserved and internal ranges are rejected, including hostnames that resolve into
them. Requests are rate limited per source address and every run is logged.
DNS propagation Checked from BD1, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Queries 7 public recursive resolvers and the
domain’s own authoritative nameservers. The resolvers show what the internet currently sees; the
nameservers show what has actually been published. When those two disagree, the change is still
propagating. Checking from all three locations compares Dhaka against Miami, since public resolvers are
anycast and otherwise answer from whichever node you are on.
