Playing with network interfaces in C/C++ [closed]

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I've been looking for a way to manipulate network configurations. Required functions are;



  1. Set/get ip/netmask of an interface.

  2. Set/get route table information.

  3. Add/remove networks from/to route table.

  4. Add/remove virtual interfaces (such as ppp0).

  5. Up/down network interfaces

  6. Get general information about the interface (such as received/transmitted byte count, flags, mac address etc.)

There is a huge amount of "piece-of-codes" on the web to implement one of the functions described above but couldn't find a proper source that contains good documentation regarding those topics.



Does anyone know what is the topic that I should search? Or can anyone offer a resource/guide that I can read or follow?



Just stuck a little bit.



Thanks.




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    I've been looking for a way to manipulate network configurations. Required functions are;



    1. Set/get ip/netmask of an interface.

    2. Set/get route table information.

    3. Add/remove networks from/to route table.

    4. Add/remove virtual interfaces (such as ppp0).

    5. Up/down network interfaces

    6. Get general information about the interface (such as received/transmitted byte count, flags, mac address etc.)

    There is a huge amount of "piece-of-codes" on the web to implement one of the functions described above but couldn't find a proper source that contains good documentation regarding those topics.



    Does anyone know what is the topic that I should search? Or can anyone offer a resource/guide that I can read or follow?



    Just stuck a little bit.



    Thanks.




    networking c c++




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    closed as off-topic by Jeff Schaller, muru, Christopher, Romeo Ninov, roaima May 16 at 18:49


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      I've been looking for a way to manipulate network configurations. Required functions are;



      1. Set/get ip/netmask of an interface.

      2. Set/get route table information.

      3. Add/remove networks from/to route table.

      4. Add/remove virtual interfaces (such as ppp0).

      5. Up/down network interfaces

      6. Get general information about the interface (such as received/transmitted byte count, flags, mac address etc.)

      There is a huge amount of "piece-of-codes" on the web to implement one of the functions described above but couldn't find a proper source that contains good documentation regarding those topics.



      Does anyone know what is the topic that I should search? Or can anyone offer a resource/guide that I can read or follow?



      Just stuck a little bit.



      Thanks.




      networking c c++




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      I've been looking for a way to manipulate network configurations. Required functions are;



      1. Set/get ip/netmask of an interface.

      2. Set/get route table information.

      3. Add/remove networks from/to route table.

      4. Add/remove virtual interfaces (such as ppp0).

      5. Up/down network interfaces

      6. Get general information about the interface (such as received/transmitted byte count, flags, mac address etc.)

      There is a huge amount of "piece-of-codes" on the web to implement one of the functions described above but couldn't find a proper source that contains good documentation regarding those topics.



      Does anyone know what is the topic that I should search? Or can anyone offer a resource/guide that I can read or follow?



      Just stuck a little bit.



      Thanks.





      networking c c++





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      closed as off-topic by Jeff Schaller, muru, Christopher, Romeo Ninov, roaima May 16 at 18:49


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          This is very much dependent on the operating system. If you are targeting Linux, you could have a look at how the ip command from the Iproute2 package does this.






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            This is very much dependent on the operating system. If you are targeting Linux, you could have a look at how the ip command from the Iproute2 package does this.






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              This is very much dependent on the operating system. If you are targeting Linux, you could have a look at how the ip command from the Iproute2 package does this.






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                This is very much dependent on the operating system. If you are targeting Linux, you could have a look at how the ip command from the Iproute2 package does this.






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                This is very much dependent on the operating system. If you are targeting Linux, you could have a look at how the ip command from the Iproute2 package does this.







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