Network Interface Connectivity Emulator

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The Network Interface Connectivity Emulator (NICE) is designed to help manipulate connection characteristics. Connection characteristics include, but are not limited to: delay in milliseconds, +/- delay variation in milliseconds, and packet loss rate in percent.

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