Re: virtual honeynet with vmware

[Steve <steve () stedaniels co uk>]

In-Reply-To: <3F7B55E2.4060001 () sun com>

What you need to do is:
Create a host virtual adapter in "Manage Virtual Networks"
Assign the adapter to the 192.168.172.0 network with a 255.255.255.0 subnet.

Remove any existing adapters from your guest os's.
Add this adapter into each of your three guest os's.
The adapter should now also be availible on your host os as a normal eth interface. Bridge this or perform nat or 
portmapping with your 129.157.178.0 interface.

That is the simplest setup i can think of. And one I am in the process of doing, though I am running an XP host.

Hope that helps, any more questions, feel free.

Steve

> For resume my situation :
>
> I am on the network 129.157.178.0 with one fixed IP 129.157.178.165 on 
> eth0 with RedHat9.
> I can't change anything on the network 129.157.178.0.
> I installed three GuestOS with VMWare in a Host-Only Networking 
> 192.168.172.0 on vmnet1.
> What are the routes that I must add ? and where ?
> How use my fixed IP address 129.157.178.165 for continue to use my 
> traffic of all the days ?
>
> Cheers,
> Guillaume
>
> Patrick McCarty wrote: