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# Speed Test Tab

Learn how to perform on-demand and scheduled speed tests for endpoints on the Proxidize Cloud Dashboard.

This tab and the features in it are only available for the Proxidize Business plan.

### Speed Test

From this screen, you will be able to perform an on-demand speed test for any endpoint with the "Test Now" button.

You can also use the "Configure Scheduled Testing" to set how often an automated test will take place. From the dropdown menu you can:

* Select Server: Choose specific servers or all servers.
* Select Interval: Choose between every 12 hours, daily, or weekly.
* Enter Target Domain: Choose a target domain.

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The list test will select one endpoint at random from each host and run a speed test. The results will be displayed in the table.

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#### Historic

This screen shows all the tests that have been performed in the last 90 days, whether they were manual, scheduled, or light tests.

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