Command Line Arguments

Command line options for Clumsy.exe:

• --filter = "filter string". Example: --filter "tcp and (tcp.DstPort == 443 or tcp.SrcPort == 443)"
• --drop [on/off] = Whether or not drop is enabled. Default is off. Example: --drop on
• --duplicate [on/off] = Whether or not duplicate is enabled. Default is off. Example: --duplicate on
• --lag [on/off] = Whether or not lag is enabled. Default is off. Example: --lag on
• --lag-time [0-3000] = Milliseconds to delay the request for LAG type
• --ood [on/off] = Whether or not "out of order" is enabled. Default is off. Example: --ood on
• --tamper [on/off] = Whether or not tamper is enabled. Default is off. Example: --tamper on
• --throttle [on/off] = Whether or not throttle is enabled. Default is off. Example: --throttle on
• --bandwidth [on/off] = Whether or not bandwidth limit is enabled. Default is off. Example: --bandwidth on
• --bandwidth-bandwidth [0-99999] = Bandwidth in Kilobytes per second. Example: --bandwidth-bandwidth 10
• --TYPE-inbound [on/off] = Given TYPE is one of drop, duplicate, lag, ood, tamper, or throttle, this sets the inbound to on. Example: --drop-inbound on
• --TYPE-outbound [on/off] = Given TYPE is one of drop, duplicate, lag, ood, tamper, or throttle, this sets the outbound to on. Example: --drop-outbound on
• --TYPE-chance [0.0-100.0] = Given TYPE is one of drop, duplicate, ood, tamper, or throttle, this sets the chance of the operation. Example: --drop-chance 50.0

Example:

clumsy.exe --filter "tcp and (tcp.DstPort == 443 or tcp.SrcPort == 443)" --drop on --drop-inbound on --drop-outbound on --drop-chance 100.0