Network/Test-DownloadSpeed.ps1
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# =========================================================================== # Created on: 06/16/2018 @ 10:38 # Created by: Alcha # Organization: HassleFree Solutions, LLC. # Filename: Test-DownloadSpeed.ps1 # Notes: This script is horrendous. I pulled it from the PowerShell Gallery and # attempted to clean it up but every change I make only breaks it. It functions # so I'm leaving it as is, despite it's hideous nature. # =========================================================================== # .EXTERNALHELP .\Help_Files\Test-DownloadSpeed-Help.xml function Test-DownloadSpeed() { [CmdletBinding()] param () Write-Progress -Activity 'Download Speed Test' -Status 'Testing download speed...' -PercentComplete 0 <# Using this method to make the submission to speedtest. Its the only way i could figure out how to interact with the page since there is no API. More information for later here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/290591 #> $ObjXmlHttp = New-Object -ComObject MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP $ObjXmlHttp.Open("GET", "http://www.speedtest.net/speedtest-config.php", $False) $ObjXmlHttp.Send() #Retrieving the content of the response. [xml]$Content = $ObjXmlHttp.responseText <# Gives me the Latitude and Longitude so i can pick the closer server to me to actually test against. It doesnt seem to automatically do this. Lat and Longitude for tampa at my house are $OriLat = 27.9238 and $OriLon = -82.3505 This is corroborated against: http://www.travelmath.com/cities/Tampa,+FL - It checks out. #> $OriLat = $Content.settings.client.lat $OriLon = $Content.settings.client.lon #Making another request. This time to get the server list from the site. $ObjXmlHttp1 = New-Object -ComObject MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP $ObjXmlHttp1.Open("GET", "http://www.speedtest.net/speedtest-servers.php", $False) $ObjXmlHttp1.Send() #Retrieving the content of the response. [xml]$ServerList = $ObjXmlHttp1.responseText $Conns = $ServerList.settings.servers.server #Below we calculate servers relative closeness to you by doing some math against latitude and longitude. ForEach ($Val in $Conns) { $R = 6371; [float]$dlat = ([float]$OriLat - [float]$Val.lat) * 3.14 / 180; [float]$dlon = ([float]$OriLon - [float]$Val.lon) * 3.14 / 180; [float]$a = [math]::Sin([float]$dLat / 2) * [math]::Sin([float]$dLat / 2) + [math]::Cos([float]$OriLat * 3.14 / 180 ) * [math]::Cos([float]$Val.lat * 3.14 / 180 ) * [math]::Sin([float]$dLon / 2) * [math]::Sin([float]$dLon / 2); [float]$c = 2 * [math]::Atan2([math]::Sqrt([float]$a ), [math]::Sqrt(1 - [float]$a)); [float]$d = [float]$R * [float]$c; $ServerInformation += @(@{Distance = $d; Country = $Val.country; Sponsor = $Val.sponsor; Url = $Val.url }) } $ServerInformation = $ServerInformation | Sort-Object -Property distance #Runs the functions 4 times and takes the highest result. Write-Progress -Activity 'Download Speed Test' -Status 'Testing download speed...' -PercentComplete 25 $DLResults1 = DownloadSpeed($ServerInformation[0].url) $SpeedResults += @([PSCustomObject]@{Speed = $DLResults1; }) Write-Progress -Activity 'Download Speed Test' -Status 'Testing download speed...' -PercentComplete 50 $DLResults2 = DownloadSpeed($ServerInformation[1].url) $SpeedResults += @([PSCustomObject]@{Speed = $DLResults2; }) Write-Progress -Activity 'Download Speed Test' -Status 'Testing download speed...' -PercentComplete 75 $DLResults3 = DownloadSpeed($ServerInformation[2].url) $SpeedResults += @([PSCustomObject]@{Speed = $DLResults3; }) Write-Progress -Activity 'Download Speed Test' -Status 'Testing download speed...' -PercentComplete 100 $DLResults4 = DownloadSpeed($ServerInformation[3].url) $SpeedResults += @([PSCustomObject]@{Speed = $DLResults4; }) $UnsortedResults = $SpeedResults | Sort-Object -Property speed $WanSpeed = $UnsortedResults[3].speed Write-Output "Wan Speed is $($Wanspeed) Mbit/Sec" } <# .SYNOPSIS Used internally by the Test-DownloadSpeed script to test against a URL. .PARAMETER strUploadUrl The url to of the Speedtest.net server we're testing against. .NOTES Should never be called directly as it's done by the Test-DownloadSpeed func. #> function DownloadSpeed($strUploadUrl) { $topServerUrlSpilt = $strUploadUrl -split 'upload' $url = $topServerUrlSpilt[0] + 'random2000x2000.jpg' $col = new-object System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection $wc = new-object system.net.WebClient $wc.QueryString = $col $downloadElaspedTime = (measure-command {$webpage1 = $wc.DownloadData($url)}).totalmilliseconds [System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString($webpage1) $downSize = ($webpage1.length + $webpage2.length) / 1Mb $downloadSize = [Math]::Round($downSize, 2) $downloadTimeSec = $downloadElaspedTime * 0.001 $downSpeed = ($downloadSize / $downloadTimeSec) * 8 $downloadSpeed = [Math]::Round($downSpeed, 2) return $downloadSpeed } |