TCP and TLS passthrough
Bidirectional TCP relay with TLS forwarded as opaque bytes; the proxy does not terminate or decrypt TLS.
A portable-first Windows TCP proxy for testing network conditions with physical Android POS terminals, including TLS passthrough.
Network Simulator is a portable-first Windows tool that places a configurable TCP proxy between physical Android POS terminals and an upstream server. It helps developers investigate connectivity and response-handling behaviour under controlled network conditions.
Bidirectional TCP relay with TLS forwarded as opaque bytes; the proxy does not terminate or decrypt TLS.
Apply directional latency, jitter, bandwidth limits and request/response forwarding pauses.
For plain TCP profiles, configure Processing Code rules to leave traffic unchanged, block matching requests or alter the complete response frame.
Manage multiple endpoints, listener ports, profile import/export, connection state and byte counters from a local HTML dashboard.
The portable Windows EXE can run without a separate Python or Flask installation. Download availability is managed through the project repository's Actions build artifacts; no direct public installer link is advertised on this page.
Open the repository to review documentation and available workflow artifacts.