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Hi, you may try certain application-layer methods to solve your problem, such as using some bytes of the payload to store a header with a sequence number.
For example, I am using NS3 to do some simulations. In my case, the ns3::OnOffApplication Class has an attribute called "EnableSeqTsSizeHeader". If the attribute "EnableSeqTsSizeHeader" is enabled, the application will use some bytes of the payload to store a header with a sequence number, a timestamp, and the size of the packet sent.
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