NetHang

What it does

NetHang is a web-based network quality simulation built on Linux. It is designed for simulating those annoying real-world network issues—like latency, packet loss, jitter or bandwidth limitation.

NetHang is a web-based network quality simulation tool that allows you to create and manage network paths between LAN and WAN interfaces. Ideal for use with software routers on Linux platform. It focuses on simulating weak network (poor network) conditions, with built-in scenario models(Edge, 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi, Starlink, etc.) and combinations of parameters such as packet loss, delay, jitter, and bandwidth limitation, etc. It helps you simulate various network conditions and monitor their effects on traffic. In simple terms, NetHang needs to run on a Linux-based software router . If you already have such a software router device or are familiar with how to set up the environment, it will be…from nethang.org

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