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Show/manipulate traffic control settings. tldr-pages

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Add constant network delay to outbound packages

sudo tc [q [a dev eth0 root netem delay delay_in_millisecondsmsIdentify

Add normal distributed network delay to outbound packages

sudo tc [q [a dev eth0 root netem delay mean_delay_msms delay_std_msmsIdentify

Add package corruption/loss/duplication to a portion of packages

sudo tc [q [a dev eth0 root netem corruption effect_percentage%Identify

Limit bandwidth, burst rate, and max latency

sudo tc [q [a dev eth0 root tbf rate max_bandwidth_mbmbit burst max_burst_rate_kbkbit latency max_latency_before_drop_msmsIdentify

Show active traffic control policies

tc [q [s dev eth0Identify

Delete all traffic control rules

sudo tc [q [d dev eth0Identify

Change traffic control rule

sudo tc [q [c dev eth0 root netem policy policy_parametersIdentify