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logs and RaspAP's **Networking** interface. Help is available from the sources [mentioned here](../get-started/troubleshooting.md#diagnosing-problems).
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## Speed testing
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RaspAP hosts a fast, open source and privacy-focused [public speed test server](../features-insiders/speedtest.md) that you can use to evaluate your WiFi repeater's performance. The remote host is RaspAP's public [speedtest server](https://speedtest.raspap.com/) located in the United States. Additional speedtest hosts distributed in other geographic centers are forthcoming.
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RaspAP hosts a fast, open source and privacy-focused [public speed test server](speedtest.md) that you can use to evaluate your WiFi repeater's performance. The remote host is RaspAP's public [speedtest server](https://speedtest.raspap.com/) located in the United States. Additional speedtest hosts distributed in other geographic centers are forthcoming.
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## Discussions
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Questions or comments about configuring a WiFi repeater? Join the [discussion here](https://github.com/RaspAP/raspap-webgui/discussions/).
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This setup is often desirable when a host is running multiple public-facing services that need to be accessed over the internet. In this context, a DMZ provides greater isolation and granular control than is possible with port forwarding. It's also possible to configure different security policies for various DMZ segments. For these reasons, a properly configured DMZ can be a _more secure_ way to expose services to the internet than port forwarding.
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The specifics of creating a DMZ are beyond the scope of this document, although at minimum a [firewall](firewall.md) is strongly advised.
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The specifics of creating a DMZ are beyond the scope of this document, although at minimum a [firewall](../features-core/firewall.md) is strongly advised.
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## Discussions
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Questions or comments about using Dynamic DNS? Join the [discussion here](https://github.com/RaspAP/raspap-webgui/discussions/).
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In the above example, our local NTP server is within 0.37ms of the preferred remote server, which itself is closely tied (`stratum=2`) to a high quality clock source. Our local server is within +/- 6ms of the other remotes.
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## Firewall settings
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If your system uses a network [firewall](firewall.md), such as the one provided by RaspAP, you will need to be sure that it's configured for the NTP protocol. NTP uses UDP port 123 to communicate with peers. Therefore, you must ensure that the port is open in any firewall. To enable NTP traffic with `iptables` execute the following:
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If your system uses a network [firewall](../features-core/firewall.md), such as the one provided by RaspAP, you will need to be sure that it's configured for the NTP protocol. NTP uses UDP port 123 to communicate with peers. Therefore, you must ensure that the port is open in any firewall. To enable NTP traffic with `iptables` execute the following:
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If you're using RaspAP's [firewall](firewall.md), an exception is already present to allow NTP traffic by default.
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If you're using RaspAP's [firewall](../features-core/firewall.md), an exception is already present to allow NTP traffic by default.
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Output from the NTP system calls `ntp_gettime()` and `ntp_adjtime()` is displayed prominently on the **NTP Server > Settings** page. If present, the current synchronized timekeeping data are displayed with their associated status codes. A `code 0 (OK)` indicates that these system calls are functioning as expected, as shown below:
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If a wireless client connection is not detected on your system, it will be indicated as "not configured" in the interface. The **Start WLAN routing** button will also be disabled until an active wireless client connection is present.
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### Check ethernet connectivity
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Finally, confirm internet connectivity on your Ethernet-equipped client device. Optionally, you may wish to perform a [speed test](speedtest.md). If you want to stop wireless LAN routing, simply choose **Stop WLAN routing**. The `iptables` NAT rules added by RaspAP will be removed from your system. The associated DHCP and `dnsmasq` configurations will be removed as well.
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Finally, confirm internet connectivity on your Ethernet-equipped client device. Optionally, you may wish to perform a [speed test](../features-core/speedtest.md). If you want to stop wireless LAN routing, simply choose **Stop WLAN routing**. The `iptables` NAT rules added by RaspAP will be removed from your system. The associated DHCP and `dnsmasq` configurations will be removed as well.
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RaspAP's default subnets are added for convenience. If you wish to create a custom configuration for your clients, you may do so from the **DHCP Server** page. Be sure to **Save settings** and restart `dsnmasq` to apply your changes. If your interface is named something other than `eth0` or `enx` you must create your own DHCP configuration.
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