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Bean Network Tester v0.6.0 Bean Network Tester v0.6.0 👉 Simulate slow, unreliable, or broken network conditions on Windows to test how applications respond. Bean Network Tester is a free and open-source network testing and emulation tool for Windows designed for software testers, developers, QA professionals, and power users. It deliberately introduces poor network conditions such as latency, jitter, packet loss, bandwidth restrictions, connection resets, outages, and other problems so you can see how an application behaves when its connection is less than perfect. Traffic can be targeted by process name, PID, IP address, port, or address family, allowing one application to be tested without necessarily disrupting the rest of the computer. The program uses the WinDivert driver to intercept and manipulate network traffic and provides both a graphical interface and a command-line interface suitable for scripts and CI/CD testing. Along with network impairment, it includes live statistics, throughput monitoring, a searchable connections table, event logging, configurable profiles and presets, reproducible seeded tests, CSV exports, and reproduction reports. Bean Network Tester is portable, requires administrator privileges to manipulate network traffic, and contains no telemetry or update-checking network client. It is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0. Features: Add fixed or random network latency and jitter Introduce latency spikes to simulate unstable connections and packet reordering Drop packets randomly or in bursts to reproduce real-world wireless network failures Corrupt or duplicate packets Limit download and upload bandwidth in KB/s Simulate network buffering and queuing delays Tear down existing TCP connections using TCP resets Prevent new connections from being established Simulate a completely dead network link Flap the connection on and off to reproduce intermittent outages Simulate MTU black holes and NAT-style idle timeouts Block selected IP addresses or ports with the built-in firewall controls LAN mode allows local network traffic while blocking Internet access Internet-only mode blocks ... |
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