Difference between Standard and Professional editions

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Rod

Difference between Standard and Professional editions 14 June 2019, 09:40

Hello,
Could you please explain the difference in the Standard versus Professional editions of Connection Emulator software?

Thanks

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Ann

Re: Difference between Standard and Professional editions 14 June 2019, 09:50

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Professional edition comes with all the features available in the free trial.
Standard edition excludes three advanced features present in the trial: packet duplication, reordering and corruption simulations.

In other words, if you purchase a Standard licence, you can apply latency, packet loss, bandwidth limit and use any other function except the Duplication, Reordering and Corruption tabs, which will not be available. If you purchase a Professional licence, then all features will be available.

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