Hamdard University, New Delhi, India

 Network intrusion detection systems deployment, issues impact the ability of detecting intrusions. As network infrastructure grows the NIDS environment must accommodate the growth with the minimal cost and change deployment to ensure the network high availability and in routed networks the traffic can traverse multiple paths. In this paper we are trying to develop an efficient and secure solution on the network environment, including the Router Monitoring Controls to increase the network reachability and ensure the security and reliability of packet relaying over those selected RMCs by using network intrusion detection system that with the confidence message can reduce the false alarm rate. In path selection by significant the deterioration in quality and reliability of packet delivery using include approach and over those falsely accused routers in network partition and disrupt the network reachability using exclude approach.

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