Performing an ADSL test with the tool provided by Agcom is now even faster: the new version of Ne.Me.Sys, the legally recognized ADSL speed measurement software, is already available.
Agcom announces the new release of Ne.Me.Sys, the software useful for performing ADLS tests. Knowing the speed of your connection is not a minor detail, especially in cases of severe browsing slowdowns. The Agcom software is also useful if you wish to proceed with an official complaint against fixed-line telephone operators, as it represents a legally recognized and therefore verified proof of your broadband performance.
The new release of Ne.Me.Sys is even faster than the previous one and allows for 24 measurements within a maximum of 15 minutes for each.
For the test to have legal value, the software must perform one measurement every 60 minutes, for 24 hours. The test can be interrupted but must be completed in full within a maximum of 3 days from when it was launched. Otherwise, the ADSL speed measurement results will have no legal value but will only serve as personal statistical curiosity.
In case of problems during the tests, and therefore parameters lower than the standards agreed upon in the contract with the operator, the Agcom software will report the anomaly and propose – at the end of the operations – a PDF report that attests the test results, which can then be attached to a potential request for service termination without penalty payment.
To start using the new version of Ne.Me.Sys, simply go to the address https://www.misurainternet.it/, register, and proceed with the free download of the software.
Here is a video tutorial for performing the Agcom ADLS test.
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