How to use speedtest: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial explains how to use a speed test tool to check internet connection speeds. It covers the installation process on Linux systems, usage instructions, and how the tool connects to a server to test download and upload speeds. The tutorial also discusses how the tool selects a server based on ping responses and analyzes the results, noting that download speeds are typically faster than upload speeds.

What is the primary function of the speed test tool?

• To diagnose hardware issues

• To enhance the speed of your internet

• To install new software on Linux

• To check the speed of your internet connection

What is the first step to use the speed test tool?

• Install the tool on your system

• Restart your computer

• Type 'speed test' in the command line

• Connect to a VPN

What does the speed test tool do after making multiple connections?

• It increases the internet speed

• It changes the server

• It provides an average speed result

• It shuts down the system

How does the speed test tool determine which server to use?

• It always uses the same server

• It randomly selects a server

• It uses the server with the highest bandwidth

• It picks a server based on ping responses

What is a common observation about download and upload speeds?

• Upload speeds are usually faster than download speeds

• Download speeds are typically faster than upload speeds

• Both speeds are always equal

• Speeds vary randomly without any pattern