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johnvan
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DSCP

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The UDPPkt class is very complete and I noticed in the Send function that I can add a TTL parameter. Is there a way I can add a DSCP value to the packet header?
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TomNB
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Hello,

What platform and tools rev are you using?
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TomNB
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I've been told that if you open a support ticket we should be able to add that for you, as long as your not looking for the router config to go with it.
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pbreed
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Would you like
SetDSCP(uint8_t dscp); │
int8_t GetDSCP(void) const;

added to the packet class?
Or would you like an optional variable to the send functions?

I'm leaning toward the SetDSCP.....
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pbreed
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We have created a solution for this using the SetDSCP to the packet class. Submit a support request and we can get you the modified files to test.
At this point we we are running our internal regression testing (to insure it did not break anything) this should complete in about an hour.
But we've not really tested that its doing DCSP correctly yet.
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Tom/Paul,

Thanks for the quick response. I created a ticket. I've got a customer that should be able to test it in addition to whatever testing I can do here.

This is using one of your MODM7AE70 modules operating under 3.5.3.

Thanks!
John
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