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# How to run 15 min. QoS test?

1. Access your Monogoto account by logging in to the [Monogoto hub](https://hub.monogoto.io).
2. From the sidebar, click on "Things".
3. Select any SIM that is online. 
4. Click on the “QoS” action button on the top right section.

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5. Select 15-minute test and click on the “Start" button.

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6. When the test starts, the chart will automatically be replaced to the "QoS 15-min Test" and will indicate that the test is in process.

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7. As the test progress, the chart will display a 1 min. bars indicating the test of that specific minute. When the test ends, the full result will be displayed on the chart.

<figure><img src="/files/wVPYPBtrzkT2qKjYBGDb" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

7. Additionally, an inbox event notification will be displayed with the test results.

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