👉 The term "DSCP" stands for Distinguishing Service Class. It's used in routing protocols to assign different traffic types based on their type, length, or priority. The number 16 is a standard prefix assigned to all services, which makes it easy to understand. In the context of internet protocol (TCP), DSCP assigns each TCP packet with an IP header field indicating the class of service (CIS) it belongs to. For example, if you're sending an Ethernet packet from your computer to the internet router using a switch, the first 16 bits in DSCP would be set to '0x8B', which signifies "Ethernet First." This is used for TCP packets because they have no special flags or headers that specify their type.
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