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Part11

Chapter 1:Getting Around in the Networking Services Library1

How the Networking Services Library Is Structured2

How the Networking Services Library Is Designed3

Acknowledgements3

Chapter 2:What's In This Volume?5

Router Administration6

Message Information Base(MIB)6

Packet Filtering6

Routing Protocol Interface6

Routing Table Manager(RTM)v27

Multicast Group Manager7

Routing Table Manager(RTM)v17

Chapter 3:Using Microsoft Reference Resources9

The Microsoft Developer Network10

Comparing MSDN with MSDN Online11

MSDN Subscriptions13

MSDN Library Subscription13

MSDN Professional Subscription14

MSDN Universal Subscription14

Purchasing an MSDN Subscription14

Using MSDN15

Navigating MSDN16

Quick Tips18

Using MSDN Online20

Navigating MSDN Online22

MSDN Online Features23

MSDN Online Registered Users29

The Windows Programming Reference Series30

Chapter 4:Finding the Developer Resources You Need31

Developer Support31

Online Resources33

Internet Standards34

Learning Products35

Conferences37

Other Resources37

Chapter 5:Understanding Routing Technologies39

Routing Table40

Basic Routing Terminology40

Routing Basics40

Hop Count41

Default Gateway42

Convergence42

Flooding43

Routing Loops43

Black Holes43

Static Routing vs.Dynamic Routing43

Construction of a Frame44

Routable Protocols46

Routing Protocols48

IGPs vs.EGPs49

RIP and RIP II for IP51

RIP for IPX53

OSPF54

The Overall View of OSPF56

The Local View of OSPF58

Communication Between OSPF Routers60

Part263

Chapter 6:Router Administration63

Router Administration Overview63

Components of the Router Architecture63

Router Initialization64

The Different Classes of Router Management Functions65

Ensuring that Changes Occur Immediately and are Persistent65

Router Management Functions65

Using Router Administration and Configuration Functions Remotely66

Router Interface Functions66

Router Manager(Transport)Functions67

Router Manager Client(InterfaceTransport)Functions67

Mprlnfo Functions and Information Headers67

Managing Router Clients and Interfaces68

Changing Interface-Specific and Global Information for Clients68

Deleting a Client from an Interface69

Router Administration Reference69

Router Administration Functions69

Router Configuration Functions109

Router Administration Structures149

Router Administration Enumerated Types167

Unreachability Reasons169

Information Header Functions170

Functions That Use Information Blocks180

Router Information Structures180

IP Information Structures180

IPX Information Structures180

Router Information Enumeration Types183

Chapter 7:Management Information Base(MIB)185

MIB Overview185

Using the MIB API186

Obtaining the MIB II Interfaces Table186

MIB Functions187

MIB Reference187

MIB Structures201

Transport and Protocol Constants235

Chapter 8:Packet Filtering239

Packet Filtering Functions239

Packet Filtering Structures255

Packet Filtering Enumerated Types262

Chapter 9:Routing Protocol Interface265

Routing Protocol Interface Overview265

Adapters265

Interfaces265

Static and Autostatic Routes265

Routing Protocol Interface Reference266

Routing Protocol Interface Functions266

Routing Protocol Interface Structures297

Support Functions Reference304

IPX Service Table Management316

Service Table Management Functions316

Service Table Management Structures327

Chapter 10:Routing Table Manager Version 1329

Routing Table Manager Version 1 Overview329

Route Tables and Route Table Entries329

Changes to the Best Route to a Network330

Routing Table Manager Version 1 Reference330

Routing Table Manager Version 1 Functions330

Routing Table Manager Version 1 Structures351

Routing Table Manager Version 1 Protocol Family Identifiers360

Chapter 11:Routing Table Manager Version 2361

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Overview361

Components of the Routing Table Manager Architecture361

Router361

Client361

Router Manager362

Routing Protocol362

Forwarder362

Routing Table Manager363

Routing Table Manager Instance363

Address Family363

Routing Table Entries364

View364

Routing Table364

How the Routing Table Manager Architecture Fits Together366

RTMv2 Programming Issues368

Registering with the Routing Table Manager368

Enumerating Registered Entities369

Using Methods369

Using Opaque Pointers370

Accessing Opaque Pointers371

Marking Routes for the Hold-Down State371

Adding Routes371

Retrieving Route Information372

Updating Routes In Place Using RtmUpdateAndUnlockRoute373

Updating Routes Using RtmAddRouteToDest373

Updating Routes373

Receiving Notification of Changes374

Registering for Change Notification375

Retrieving Changes376

Retrieving Change Status and Ignoring Changes376

Working with Next Hops376

Enumerating Routing Table Entries377

Finding Specific Information in the Routing Table377

Retrieving Information377

Maintaining Client-Specific Lists379

Managing Handles379

Register with the Routing Table Manager380

Enumerate the Registered Entities380

Using Routing Table Manager Version 2380

Obtain and Call the Exported Methods for a Client381

Register for Change Notification383

Add and Update Routes Using RtmAddRouteToDest384

Update a Route In Place Using RtmUpdateAndUnlockRoute386

Use the Route Hold-Down State387

Enumerate All Destinations389

Enumerate All Routes391

Search for the Best Route392

Search for Routes Using RtmGetMostSpecificDestination and RtmGetLessSpecificDestination393

Access the Opaque Pointers in a Destination394

Use a Client-Specific Route List396

Use the Event Notification Callback398

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Reference402

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Functions402

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Callbacks477

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Structures480

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Macros492

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Constants500

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Enumerations506

Routing Table Manager Version 2 Simple Data Types506

Chapter 12:Multicast Group Manager509

Multicast Group Manager Overview509

Multicast Routing Protocol510

Interface510

Components of the Multicast Architecture510

Router510

Multicast Source511

Multicast Group511

(s,g),(*,g),and(*,*)Pairs511

Destination511

Next Hop511

Multicast Group Manager Client511

How the Multicast Architecture Fits Together512

Using the Multicast Group Manager514

MGM Programming Issues515

Callbacks515

Routing Protocol Callbacks515

Multicast Routing Protocol Startup Tasks517

IGMP Enable and Disable Callbacks517

Multicast Routing Protocol Scenario517

Multicast Routing Protocol Operational Tasks518

Multicast Routing Protocol Shutdown Tasks520

Administration Program Scenario520

Enumerating Groups520

Enumerating MFEs521

Multicast Group Manager Reference523

Multicast Group Manager Functions523

Multicast Group Manager Callbacks547

Multicast Group Manager Structures561

Multicast Group Manager Enumerations564

Part3567

Index:Networking Services Programming Elements-Alphabetical Listing567