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Created page with "IPv4 protocol 17, Berkeley Socket type <tt>SOCK_DGRAM</tt>. Header is eight bytes: * source port * dest port * length (header + payload, minimum 8) * checksum If no response is expected, the source port can be set to 0. Under IPv4, the checksum can be set to 0 to indicate that it is unused (the checksum is mandatory in IPv6). When using IPv6 jumbograms, and the length is greater than 65,535, the length filed ought be set to 0."

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IPv4 protocol 17, Berkeley Socket type <tt>SOCK_DGRAM</tt>. Header is eight bytes:

* source port
* dest port
* length (header + payload, minimum 8)
* checksum

If no response is expected, the source port can be set to 0. Under IPv4, the checksum can be set to 0 to indicate that it is unused (the checksum is mandatory in IPv6). When using IPv6 jumbograms, and the length is greater than 65,535, the length filed ought be set to 0.

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