In reply to a post by StephenTodd:

Tom’s BRAS checker http://windows.mouselike.org/be/?DoAction=BrasChecker which isn’t a speedtest but gives profile.

It seems that it is.

Warning
BT have changed their systems, this tool now has to actively submit information to BT to read the BRAS details.
This may cause problems if your internet provider needs to use BT Speed Tester results for diagnostics and fault reporting in the near future. If in doubt, do NOT run this tool.

Running this tool will also prevent you from running the BT Java based speed tester for a few hours.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Or you can use this http://windows.mouselike.org/be/?DoAction=BrasChecker

See my reply just now to StephenTodd.

In reply to a post by uno:

Try http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/

Matt

That doesn't give the IP Profile unless you continue to the diagostics version afterwards. Which at this point in time is failing before showing the results, as is the one I normally use - in the OP.

On that latter one, the download runs fine, the upload runs its "running" bar but NetWorx" shows no upload, and it hangs once the bar reaches 100%

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Or you can use this http://windows.mouselike.org/be/?DoAction=BrasChecker

See my reply just now to StephenTodd.

Doesn't change the fact you can use it to get the BRAS profile..

Warning
BT have changed their systems, this tool now has to actively submit information to BT to read the BRAS details.
This may cause problems if your internet provider needs to use BT Speed Tester results for diagnostics and fault reporting in the near future. If in doubt, do NOT run this tool.

Running this tool will also prevent you from running the BT Java based speed tester for a few hours.

I'll check with Tom on the BE forum what the problems might be.

What he means by actively submit information to BT. If that means running a speedtest from his server, which then gets recorded on the BT Wholesale (or is it ?Openreach) system against my number, that could indeed confuse the ISP when they look at these records.

Running this tool will also prevent you from running the BT Java based speed tester for a few hours. I'm pretty sure it will prevent you from running the BT Java based speed tester for exactly the same length of time that running that tester itself does. It isn't actually the speedtesting that is limited, but the profile queries back to the profile system.

This is weird, before the BT speedtester used to give information on my profile and now everytime I run the test it only shows best effort test X mbps...upstream test X mbps, no information whatsoever about IP profile!??

When I run that test from the bethere website it says it cannot obtain the information from BT's systems??

How can I regain to view this information again?

Which BT speed test are you running, and please can we have a screen shot of the problem result?

They broke it the other day. I guess they'll fix it.

[ed] http://speedtester.bt.com shows 0 for the Max Achievable Speed.

Edited by BatBoy (Mon 22-Oct-12 21:31:11)

Well using your link I just got

Download speedachieved during the test was - 50.62 Mbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 12 Mbps-0 Mbps.
IP Profile for your line is - 55.64 Mbps

The graphic has zeros for the achievable speed, I'll grant you that.

Yeah, that's the one.