These are live, in-browser models of what GSP does to real traffic. The parameters, profiles, and dynamic behaviors below mirror the actual product's impairment engine.
Traffic is flowing between a tactical edge node and HQ. Pick a link profile — or drag the sliders — and watch RTT, jitter, and loss respond. Dynamic profiles misbehave on their own schedule, exactly like the real thing. This is a taste; all two dozen built-in profiles run live, with every impairment and dynamic annotated, on the WAN Profiles page.
● = dynamic profile — time-varying on a deterministic schedule. Touching a slider freezes it to a custom static link (same rule as the product).
From a real device on your bench to an emulated destination two ISPs away — every hop below is a real router doing real routing, and every stage sits exactly where the real internet puts it. Step through it.
Your real device sends a packet to an emulated public address. The only thing you changed on it was routes — no agents, no reimaging.
Screen captures of the live product — the operator UI, a full deploy, and real hardware joining the emulated internet.
A live demonstration puts your device on a GSP internet and lets you drive the weather from the operator UI.