Sniffing the routing socket on Unix

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I'm looking for a nice program to sniff the routing socket on Unix (mostly 
Linux) machines and to display the messages, both unformatted and formatted. 
This is to debug routing problems, as you may guess. I need to know the flags 
(static, dynamic, etc), the protocol (zebra or not?), etc.

Several programs use the routing socket to get information but I would like an 
unmediated access.

If you want to program it yourself :-) this is chapter 17 of Stevens' Unix 
Network Programming. The source code from Zebra may certainly help.






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