Multiple UDP Packets

[xilinx8]

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Description of issue

I just started using Packetsender. I need to send two consecutive packets to the same desitination ip. Is there a way to do that with a single send command with a specified delay in between. How can I use the file option. Is it possible to load the file option with multiple packets? I looked up the documentation, but could not find any detailed documentation on your website. Thanks

[dannagle]

Hello, the current major version of Packet Sender (version 7) does not have a single-click -> send-multiple packets feature, but the next major release (version 8) does support this kind of operation.

I don't have any official binaries for version 8 posted because it is still in development. Would you be willing to supply me with early feedback if I make an alpha build for you? If yes, please email [email protected]

For your second question... "Load File" simply reads a file and HEX decodes it for sending. There is a packet database export/import feature if you want to transfer packets (or you can save packets to Packet Sender Cloud).

[xilinx8]

Hi Dan, Thank you for your email. I would be happy to provide you feedback provided I do not need to send any specifics on my project. Thanks, Yaser From: Dan Nagle ***@***.***> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2021 9:18 PM To: dannagle/PacketSender ***@***.***> Cc: Yaser Khalifa ***@***.***>; Author ***@***.***> Subject: [External] Re: [dannagle/PacketSender] Multiple UDP Packets (#226) Hello, the current major version of Packet Sender (version 7) does not have a single-click -> send-multiple packets feature, but the next major release (version 8) does support this kind of operation. I don't have any official binaries for version 8 posted because it is still in development. Would you be willing to supply me with early feedback if I make an alpha build for you? If yes, please email ***@***.******@***.***> For your second question... "Load File" simply reads a file and HEX decodes it for sending. There is a packet database export/import feature if you want to transfer packets (or you can save packets to Packet Sender Cloud). — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#226 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ATJOMAI5JCSKUVLZWPNVZ2TTEKQ4LANCNFSM4ZN2FNEQ>.

[dannagle]

Hello, I never received your email. Please email address at https://packetsender.com/contact if you'd like a copy and help test.

I plan to work on this feature after the next release (coming soon).

[denizci88]

Hello,

Thank you for Packet Sender. We are looking forward to seeing this useful feature in Packet Sender.

[SimonMerrett]

Yes, I too would be very grateful to see this feature included in Packet Sender. Thanks for all your work Dan!