For this assignment, you will be asked to measure your speed! You will be asked to turn in the following by the assigned due date: Test the upload and download speeds to a server close to your computer and to one far away from you. Students also need to submit a screen capture of the upload and download speed attained for each server chosen. Label one screen capture (close to your computer's location) and the other (far away from your computer's location)Overview - Measuring Your Speed The download and upload speeds you get on the Internet depend partly on the type of Internet access you have. The speeds also depend on how your ISP is connected to other ISPs, how busy the Internet is today, and how busy the website youre working with is. The last two factors (Internet traffic and Web traffic at the server) are beyond your control. However, you can choose what type of Internet connection you have and who your ISP is. Many sites on the Internet can test the speed of your Internet connection. Our favorite speed site is speedtest.net. Speedtest.net has lots of advertising; ignore it (and any windows scan offer) and just do the speed test. You begin by selecting a server for the test. I selected a server in Nova Scotia and tested how fast the connection was between it and my computer in Indiana, which is connected to the Internet using Comcasts cable modem service. Figure 1 shows that my download speed was 28.86 Mbps and my upload speed was 5.63 Mbps. I ran the same test to a server closer to my computer in Indiana and got about the same speeds. The speeds to a server in Mexico were about 1.5 Mbps down and 1.0 up. Wireshark screen Figure 1 Deliverables Please check your Canvas assignment page for deliverable information.