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RE: honeyd and routing
From: "Roshen Chandran" <roshen.chandran () paladion net>
Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:37:02 +0530
Does someone have a recipe how to make the honeyd listen to network traffic on it's specifiyed devices without strange and cryptic routing?
You could use the -i option for Honeyd to listen on a specified interface ./honeyd -f honeyd.conf -i eth1
Another problem ist that when I redirect traffic from the inter net to
a
honeyd-host it won't respond to requests (for example telnet).
Does it respond to ping? Could you give more details? The relevant section your honeyd.conf would be useful. Thanks! -Roshen Roshen Chandran Paladion Networks http://www.paladion.net -----Original Message----- From: fleshcrawler [mailto:fleshcrawler () fleshcrawler dyndns org] Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 7:22 PM To: honeypots () securityfocus com Subject: honeyd and routing Hello, I now managed to set up a running honeyd network. While doing this I encountered some awful problems. I have 2 ethernet devices in my box. eth0 is the local network and eth1 is the honey-net mixed with vservers. Somehow I had to setup strange routing tables to get the honeyd answering the requests to the network. I had to route the local 10.0.0.0/8 on eth0 network through the 192.168.0.0/16 network on eth1 and then honeyd respondet to requests. This is somehow strange because the honeyd is setup to listen on eth0. Does someone have a recipe how to make the honeyd listen to network traffic on it's specifiyed devices without strange and cryptic routing? Another problem ist that when I redirect traffic from the inter net to a honeyd-host it won't respond to requests (for example telnet). Thank's for your patience!
Current thread:
- honeyd and routing fleshcrawler (Dec 21)
- RE: honeyd and routing Roshen Chandran (Dec 21)
- Re: honeyd and routing fleshcrawler (Dec 22)
- RE: honeyd and routing Roshen Chandran (Dec 23)
- Re: honeyd and routing fleshcrawler (Dec 22)
- RE: honeyd and routing Roshen Chandran (Dec 21)