Is it possible to measure throughput using ping?

Question

Can we find the Internet bandwidth from the moment we need to run a ping server, if so, how to do it

Answer 1

No, ping says nothing about bandwidth, it just measures the delay. Bandwidth measurement is best done using a special test, that is, transmitting a bit bundle and measuring how long it takes. You might think that throughput can vary greatly with many factors, such as:

• Direction; A to B can be faster than B to A, or vice versa
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Answer 7

I asked the same thing, but what everyone says is true, ping will not measure bandwidth well. this batch, listed below, is a ping bandwidth test, but its limit is up to 1000 kbps and in this simple form is not rounded, but you can play with it and experiment.

@echo off
:begin
color 0b
MODE CON:COLS=15 LINES=3
for /F "tokens=10 delims=ms=," %%a in ('ping -n 1 -w 1000 -l 1024 8.8.8.8^| find "Average"') do set "A1=%%a"
set /a T=%A1%
set /a varia=1000/%T%
set /a answer=%varia%
set /a varia2=%answer%
set /a answer2=%varia2%
echo.
echo  Speed %answer2% Kb/s
sleep 5
goto begin