WAN/LAN delay simulation
Neil J. McRae
neil at domino.org
Tue Jul 1 08:04:16 UTC 1997
On Mon, 30 Jun 1997 19:04:08 -0400
"Peter E. Giza" <giza at adsmart.net> wrote:
> netheads,
>
> Sorry to change the current thread, but does anyone know of a piece
> of freeware that will simulate delays across a WAN/LAN connection?
> Basically something that would allow a dual-homed workstation act
> as a router that one can program to do nasty things to packets. I
> am not looking for random packet generation, rather I want to test
> the effects of http traffic and the like over a slow and dirty link
> (no I don't have a link to one of the Boardwatch worst list #%^>).
> TIA
>
ping -f ? Or if you have a BSD box ETINC do a bandwidth limiter that
works pretty well, look at www.ETINC.COM.
Cheers,
Neil.
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