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Could you explain a bit more? I often do this on Linux using "tc" (traffic control) to simulate all types of links. What tools does BSD have that are superior?
by 293984j29384 10y ago
Could you explain a bit more? I often do this on Linux using "tc" (traffic control) to simulate all types of links. What tools does BSD have that are superior?
- kogepathic 10y agoIt's been 5+ years since I did this testing. It's possible that the Linux ecosystem has caught up to BSD in this time. I was using pf to simulate links with specific attributes (e.g. latency, packet loss). Reading the documentation of tc, it seems like it would accomplish what I was doing. However the documentation I found for tc was quite old (mentioning kernels 2.2 and 2.4).