Does anyone have a recommendation on how to obtain usable link speed information from iwd? Not finding anything in the API, I resorted to the iw tool, and that gave me unbelievable information like: iw dev wlan0 link Connected to 94:a6:7e:e0:9b:10 (on wlan0)         SSID: NETGEAR62-5G         freq: 5180         RX: 729218722 bytes (698037 packets)         TX: 649796954 bytes (597324 packets)         signal: -36 dBm         rx bitrate: 24.0 MBit/s         tx bitrate: 6.0 MBit/s         bss flags:      short-slot-time         dtim period:    1         beacon int:     100 When the connection was in this state, I was able to pass data with iperf3 at nearly 100 Mbps in either direction with no packet loss on the transmit and about 1% packet loss on the receive. When I moved the router 10-12 meters further away, iw reported a _higher_ bit rate. (I couldn't test throughput because there was no connection on the WAN side in the new location.) # iw dev wlan0 link Connected to 94:a6:7e:e0:9b:10 (on wlan0)         SSID: NETGEAR62-5G         freq: 5180         RX: 24944 bytes (170 packets)         TX: 1949 bytes (12 packets)         signal: -64 dBm         rx bitrate: 260.0 MBit/s VHT-MCS 3 80MHz short GI VHT-NSS 2         tx bitrate: 6.0 MBit/s         bss flags:      short-slot-time         dtim period:    1         beacon int:     100 I must have a misunderstanding of what those figures mean. Is it that the only reasonable indication of link quality is the signal strength? -- Bruce Johnson Chantilly, Virginia OpenPGP key ID: 296D1CD6F2B84CABhttps://keys.openpgp.org/