Re: Networkspeed

jan besar aka tuan wrote:
Hello there,

I am a newby with Linux, though I installed V 10 and it is running.
Compared to my windows system, the intenet connection is very low.
Where can I see/chnage what speed I am running on the Linux machine?
Both Linux and Windows internetconnecion rusn through a router.
Anybody out there who can give e a hint.
Kind regards,

Turn off IPv6. Most likely your provider can't handle it.

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