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RE: honeyd and routing
From: "Roshen Chandran" <roshen.chandran () paladion net>
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2003 10:41:59 +0530
fleshcrawler wrote:
The honeyds: /usr/bin/honeyd -l /var/log/honeyd.log -p /usr/share/honeyd/nmap.prints
-f /usr/share/honeyd/config.my -i eth0 10.0.0.0/8 /usr/bin/honeyd -l /var/log/honeyd.log -p /usr/share/honeyd/nmap.prints
-f /usr/share/honeyd/config.my.192 -i eth1 192.168.0.0/16
It's not very clear why you'd want to run two instances of honeyd with different configs. You could just use one config file with multiple entry routers to simulate multiple networks. Honeyd should take care of the rest.
From what we've seen, we didn't need any extra routing entries on the
Honeyd host; on the local LAN we had routes directing the traffic for those IP ranges to the Honeyd host. So, unless I'm missing something obvious, you could just have one instance running, and you would not need those extra routing entries. Thanks! -Roshen Roshen Chandran Paladion Networks http://www.paladion.net
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)