script to detect network speed

[sted]

Well it's possible Not sure what Admiral prefers though, So either way can be done or you want it done to steal it?!?! lol

 

Steve

 

thanks im not great with vbs (i still default to batch files for most things i just find it easier for a lot of what i need to do) and just couldnt see how to alter it but yes basically i want to steal it and have it running as a startup script lol

[Steve21]

thanks im not great with vbs (i still default to batch files for most things i just find it easier for a lot of what i need to do) and just couldnt see how to alter it but yes basically i want to steal it and have it running as a startup script lol

 

Your version is attached few posts up #21 the CSV one.

 

Yeah batch files are nice, I prefer them, but with GPOs locking it all down, seems vbs is getting more used

 

Oh well Hope those files help you both. (Just remember to set a path for the Text file)

 

Anything else, just shout or throw a PM

 

Steve

[sted]

Your version is attached few posts up #21 the CSV one.

 

Yeah batch files are nice, I prefer them, but with GPOs locking it all down, seems vbs is getting more used

 

Oh well Hope those files help you both. (Just remember to set a path for the Text file)

 

Anything else, just shout or throw a PM

 

Steve

 

im tempted to just give up on vbs (i can usually alter other people to fit lol) and just go straight to powershell it seems more doslike to me in command structure etc

 

just fiddling with it nowseeing what happens if multiple pcs write to the file etc though i think ive found the slowest pcs ever lol

[Admiral208]

Thanks Steve. Thats absolutly perfect!!

 

On a completely unrelated matter,

 

here are the results from when I run the vbs

 

Computer Name: ICT-03

InstanceName: Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller

NdisLinkSpeed: 1000 Mbps

InstanceName: Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller - Packet Scheduler Miniport

NdisLinkSpeed: 1000 Mbps

 

What is the packet scheduler miniport all about??

[Steve21]

Thanks Steve. Thats absolutly perfect!!

 

On a completely unrelated matter,

 

here are the results from when I run the vbs

 

 

 

What is the packet scheduler miniport all about??

 

I take it you're running XP?

 

It's part of the QoS service available "normally in XP", that allows alternative connections aka PPPoE etc. You probably have a QoS service enabled somewhere, but really it's no harm being on. Just classes it as a second connection.

 

Could try to remove them from results when I'm at work tomorrow if it bothers you?

 

Steve