I get disconnected from the internet whenever the speed reaches 2.5 Mbps
Is there any app to limit the internet speed below that. I am not talking per application based.
Using MacBook Pro (mid 2013) Yosemite
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Is there an administrative reason for the disconnect or is it due technical problems with your network (especially with your modem)?– klanomathJan 5, 2015 at 13:16
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The isp does not allow speed more than 2.5 Mbps. I m using a 21 Mbps modem. Recently the tower got upgraded and whenever the speed crosses the limit, the internet gets disconnected. The ISP are yet to fix this.– Akash LodhaJan 5, 2015 at 13:30
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You can use Network Link Conditioner.
You will want to ignore the testing settings. Make a Custom Profile and set to have no packets dropped and no delay. Start with uplink and downlink at 2.45 Mbps each and see if you need lower limits to prevent disconnects.
It is a free download in Xcode (go to Xcode → Open Developer Tool → More Developer Tools… and download the Hardware IO Tools for Xcode).
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5It works perfect. For future reference there is no need to download Xcode, for the hardware IO Tools. It can be downloaded directly from apple developer website Jan 5, 2015 at 17:00
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7You can download it here: developer.apple.com/downloads (sign in with your apple ID)– nnnOct 2, 2015 at 6:20
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3@Tariq developer.apple.com/download/more Additional Tools for Xcode 8.1, it really does work if you have the latest version– grg ♦Dec 6, 2016 at 15:58
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1It looks as if I have to run my app (a Chrome browser in my case) in "the simulator" before the conditioning takes place. I'm using macOS Sierra and XCode 8.3.3 after downloading the Hardware IO Tools for Xcode 7.3 dated Mar 20, 2016. There is no download newer than that one. All I'm trying to do is simulate a slow network for my entire MBP while running my test. Jul 19, 2017 at 15:36