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Internet speed test over 1Gbps

We have AT&T MIS 10Gbps Ethernet circuit with speed throttled to 2Gbps. We have 10Gbps fiber connection from AT&T router to our fortinet firewall 600D 10G port. Is their a way to test internet speed over 1Gbps? We don't have any device or NIC with more than 1 Gig. How to test it?
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Also remember that your fractional 10g connection has a max bandwidth of 2gig, that most likely is not what your CIR, or guaranteed bandwidth is, unless you are paying a unforgiving amount of $ per month for that connection. You will be able to burst to 2gig. The problem with using downloads as a measuring metric is you are constrained to the bandwidth of the site that you are downloading from, and the load on that site as well.
Try iperf tool with public servers
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