how to get the routing table using ms-dos commands or c# code

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how to get the dynamic routing table using ms-dos commands or c# code by inputting source ip address and destination ip address?

Posted 26-Aug-14 20:51pm

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Herman<T>.Instance 27-Aug-14 7:47am

do you mean ARP ?

Roopa 10064853 27-Aug-14 8:03am

no it is not arp. Want to get shortest route to traverse data from source to destination

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2014-09-08T19:31:00

Maybe to late for an answer, but this info might get you started.

How to Use the Traceroute Command[^]

If you want to use this in a c# application, you can use the Process class and reroute the standard output.
Process Class[^]
How to spawn a process and capture its STDOUT in .NET?[^]

Posted 8-Sep-14 19:31pm