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in use. For more details see
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.B SO_PRIORITY
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in
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.BR socket (7).
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.BR socket(7).
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.IP -P\ n
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Set the IP type of service octet in the transmitted packets to the
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least significant eight bits of the integer
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.IR n .
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See
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.BR ip(7)
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or
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.BR ip(4)
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(depending on your Unix). /usr/include/netinet/ip.h may contain
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interesting constants for setting Type Of Service.
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.SH EXAMPLES
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.IP echoping\ \-v\ foobar.example.com
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Tests the remote machine with TCP echo (one test).
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.B -p
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or
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.B -P
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values.
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values (precedence on Linux, for instance).
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.SH BUGS
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