Network Tests Online for Speed, Ping, Jitter, DNS, IPv6 & More
Use focused browser-based checks to troubleshoot lag, unstable calls, DNS issues, IPv6 reachability, remote access problems, and certificate or protocol setup without installing anything.
Best starting points
- 1Start with the test that matches your current problem.
- 2Review the exact signal that matters, such as speed, latency, jitter, DNS records, IPv6 reachability, or open ports.
- 3Save or share the result when you need help from your ISP, host, or IT team.
Choose the right network test for the problem
Start with the symptom you want to validate: slow speed, high latency, lag spikes, DNS issues, IPv6 reachability, remote access, certificates, or browser protocol behavior.
Internet Speed Test
Measure download, upload, latency, and connection quality before troubleshooting Wi-Fi, streaming, or ISP issues.
Ping Test
Check browser latency and missed samples when games, calls, or web apps feel delayed.
Jitter Test
Measure ping variation to spot lag spikes, unstable Wi-Fi, and choppy calls.
Open Ports Test
Test whether a public TCP port is reachable for game servers, SSH, RDP, NAS, or port forwarding.
IPv6 Test
Check whether your network reaches IPv6 services and whether dual-stack connectivity is working as expected.
DNS Lookup
Resolve DNS records to validate propagation, mail routing, and domain configuration.
WHOIS Lookup
Review registrar data, status, and nameservers when ownership or delegation is in question.
SSL Certificate Checker
Check certificate expiry, issuer, SANs, and hostname match for a public HTTPS host.
HTTP/2 + HTTP/3 Test
See whether your browser negotiates HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 with a site.
WebRTC Leak Test
See whether your browser exposes local or public IP candidates through WebRTC.
IP Address Lookup
See your public IP address, ISP, ASN, and basic connection details.
Built for clearer troubleshooting
Useful when you need to separate speed issues from latency, DNS, reachability, or browser-level configuration problems.
Troubleshoot by symptom
Start with the problem you actually see, such as lag spikes, failed remote access, SSL errors, or IPv6 reachability.
Separate speed from stability
Use speed, ping, and jitter together so bandwidth problems are not confused with latency variation or Wi-Fi instability.
Rerun after every change
Compare results after router changes, DNS updates, firewall rules, or switching between Wi-Fi, ethernet, and mobile data.