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Route table changing application Jothi 05-13-2005
Posted by Jothi on May 13, 2005, 7:13 am
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Hi All,
In my security firewall, implemented source to notify any changes in
route table using "NotifyRouteChange". ie., I am monitoring the route
table, if any change in PC. If any body(process/application) changes
routetable, NotifyRouteChange notifying via, Overlapped.hEvent that I
registed earlier. It is working fine.

I would like to know which application is changing the route table
table during my monitor. Is it possible to find the
process/application name who is changing route table?

Give me some idea on this.

Regards,
SRMJothi



Posted by Munpe Q on May 14, 2005, 6:08 pm
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Routes are always updated / changed by the OS, unless you implicitly
disabled ICMP redirects in the OS. How extensive is your route table /
routing environment that you need to stare at that?



Posted by Moe Trin on May 14, 2005, 8:35 pm
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>In my security firewall, implemented source to notify any changes in
>route table using "NotifyRouteChange".

That's great. Now, would you like to give people a hint what equipment
this might be applicable to? A PC? Some router? How about what
_operating system_ this might be using?

>I would like to know which application is changing the route table
>table during my monitor. Is it possible to find the
>process/application name who is changing route table?

You might start by examining what applications you have running. The
only application that should be changing the routing table is a routing
management application, such as 'routed' or 'gated' in *nix, based on
Internet routing protocols. Do a search in your textbook for such
acronyms as 'BGP', 'EGP, 'RIP' and 'OSPF'.

Old guy



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