Re: UKNM: problems measuring site speed

[Steve Johnston/IMRG]

Chas,


It would be worth you talking to Martin Hubbard at the iGroup ( 

Computacenter ) on 0171 622 2222. They are about to launch a Site Alert 

product that can be configured to do exactly what you require.


Regards,


Steve Johnston

Director of Development

IMRG (Interactive Media in Retail Group)

http://www.imrg.org/

+44 (0)7000 46 46 74, ( 07000 Go IMRG )

steveimrg [dot] org

"Charles Linn" <

charleslfoe [dot] co [dot] uk

> on 12/04/99 10:24:43

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Subject:        UKNM: problems measuring site speed


I am looking for a way to measure the comparative speed of our web pages. 

What

I am looking for is something beyond simple stat analysis and SNMP stats, 

and

have in mind the following:  Company gives you a page to put on your 

website

somewhere, and then they download it at different times of the day, and 

compare

this with downloads of the same page from other peoples sites.  All I have 

to

go on is that our SNMP stats currently show that our connection is 

saturated,

which is rather a crude estimate of speed problems.  If anyone has  any

contacts or comments/better ideas I would be really interested to hear 

them.


Cheers


Chas


-- 

Charles Linn

Web Producer

Friends of the Earth

http://www.foe.co.uk

0171 490 1555 


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