Software Screenshot:
After installing LAN Speed Test v4, it begins in (Lite) mode. LAN Speed Test (Lite) is fully functional with no time limits, etc. - only some of the more advanced features are disabled.
LAN Speed Test was designed from the ground up to be a simple but powerful tool for measuring file transfer, hard drive, USB Drive, and Local Area Network (LAN) speeds (wired & wireless). First, you pick a folder to test to. This folder can be on a local drive or USB drive, etc. to test the drive speed, or a shared folder on your network to test your network speed. Next, LAN Speed Test builds a file in memory, then transfers it both ways (without effects of Windows/Mac file caching) while keeping track of the time, and then does the calculations for you. For more advanced users, you can test to LAN Speed Test Server instead of a shared folder to take the slower hard drives out of the process as you are testing from one computer's RAM to another computer's RAM. Simple concept and easy to use. You'll find that LAN Speed Test will quickly become one of your favorite network tools!
What is new in this release:
Fix: Email results to multiple email addresses works again Fix: Certain Listbox columns (Details and View Log) were not sorting numerically when user clicks on column header to sort by that column Fix: If certain settings in pref file becomes corrupt, LST could crash on startup Fix: RTT multiplies by 1000 every time log is edited and saved within 'View Log' tab Fix: Numerous locale language display bugs. LST tests and results are international savvy New! Ability to customize the email subject line New! Add reported IP address to 'Details' tab Other minor enhancements and updates
What is new in version 1.1.7:
Version 1.1.7
- now builds the large test files on the fly in 1 MB chunks instead of the whole thing at once allowing you to test with an unlimited sized test packet and LAN Speed Test while only taking a maximum of 10 MB of your RAM
- All results are now correctly displayed as decimal instead of binary formats(i.e. 1 MB = 1,000,000 instead of 1,048,576)
- current MB being written or read is displayed in status box
- minor bug fixes and internal updates
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