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Internet Speed Measurement Table (Before and After the Configuration of DNS 1.1.1.1 IPv4 Addresses)
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As a densely populated country with a large user base, the library and information centres (LICs) in India always suffer from a lack of internet speed. Indian LICs frequently employ open DNS resolvers to achieve high internet speeds. In the new normal, the cyberattacks on Indian educational institutions have skyrocketed, necessitating the developme...
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... (Measurement Lab, 2022;nPerf, 2022). The internet speed were manually collected in a Microsoft Excel sheet (see Table 1) before and after the configuration and further analysed to evaluate the increase/decrease percentage. According to the study findings, the maximum download speed was identified as 18.90 Mbps among the six PCs before the setup to 1.1.1.1 ...Similar publications
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