Run a probe.
Measure the network from the inside.
A probe is a small measurement agent running on a Linux machine. It asks the centre what to measure and reports the result itself — it listens on no port and accepts no inbound connection.
a single Go binary · no dependencies · not root, only CAP_NET_RAW
ready-made device · coming soonWhat do you need?
How will you install it?
Add a probe from the panel
Pick the device's city in your account and create a probe. The install command appears there with its token; the token is shown once and only its digest is stored on the server.
Install with one line
The command downloads the agent, verifies its checksum, installs it as a service and starts it. No compiler or git is needed on the device.
curl -fsSL https://rasat.net.tr/fener.sh | sudo sh -s -- <TOKEN>
Check that it runs
The agent measures once a minute and reports the result. The first results appear on the Monitor page within a few minutes.
systemctl status rasat-fener-agent journalctl -u rasat-fener-agent -f
Remove it whenever you like
One command stops it. The measurement data stays, but nothing runs on your device any more.
sudo systemctl disable --now rasat-fener-agent
What traffic does your probe produce?
A transparency principle: it does nothing but measure, does not listen to your home network and collects no personal data.