What does GOOD/BAD result mean during iPerf test?

When running a iPerf test, you may come across the test results GOOD / BAD

These results evaluate whether the throughput is above (GOOD) or below (BAD) a threshold set on the Plan Settings tab. In this example, the DL speeds are 100 Mbps, which is below the threshold of 200 Mbps, so the call result is BAD.

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