There are devices you can purchase that will add latency to a connection (as
you describe below). I don't remember the exact name of it, but if you
search the archives, you'll find it. There have been discussions in this
group about such a device.
Mike W.
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> I am trying to look for an router command to delay sending out the traffic
> through a serial interface. Hopefully, it would simulate the real life
case
> when traffic passing through the WAN interface. By tuning the delay
figure,
> we
> would find out how long the application at both end can take before
timeout.
>
> I have tested the delay command. Here is the syntax and description:
>
> delay tens-of-microseconds
>
> tens-of-microseconds: Integer that specifies the delay in tens of
> microseconds
> for an interface or network segment. To see the default delay, use the
show
> interfaces command.
>
> I have set the maximum value for the tens-of-microseconds on the serial
> interfaces and perform the ping test at the both end. There is no actual
> delay
> on the ping test reponse time.
>
>
> PC1 ----- (R1) S0 -------------------------- S0 (R2) ---------- PC 2
> Delay max Delay max
> DTE DCE
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Francis Tsui
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