Caspr

Advanced Tool for Network Testing

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As of 2026-03-02, this project can be found here.

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Caspr is an experimental tool that builds upon open source software to implement modules and features ideal for creating specific network conditions.

Features

Network Condition Simulation
Control LAN Devices
Chimera Advanced Testing Condition
Lag Simulation
Throttle Network Traffic
Lock Xbox and Playstation Consoles

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2025-11-22

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