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The device app can specify a **Will** message in the **CONNECT** packet. The device app should use `devices/{device_id}/messages/events/` or `devices/{device_id}/messages/events/{property_bag}` as the **Will** topic name to define **Will** messages to be forwarded as a telemetry message. In this case, if the network connection is closed, but a **DISCONNECT** packet was not previously received from the device, then IoT Hub sends the **Will** message supplied in the **CONNECT** packet to the telemetry channel. The telemetry channel can be either the default **Events** endpoint or a custom endpoint defined by IoT Hub routing. The message has the **iothub-MessageType** property with a value of **Will** assigned to it.
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## Example in C using MQTT protocol without an Azure IoT SDK
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## Example in C using MQTT without an Azure IoT SDK
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In the [IoT MQTT Sample repository](https://github.com/Azure-Samples/IoTMQTTSample), you'll find a couple of C/C++ demo projects showing how to send telemetry messages, and receive events with an IoT hub without using the Azure IoT C SDK.
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