How to build router that can statistically delay/drop/destroy packets?

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Hi there,

for simulation purposes we would like to build a router that can delay, drop, 
and destroy packets based on certain specifications (such as loss probability.)

We are currently thinking about using the NETDEV feature included in current 
kernels (packet queueing and userspace program that dequeues and (eventually) 
forwards the packets.)

Is this the way to go? Any pointers to some documentation about this feature (we 
couldn't find any)? Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Ralf


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