Re: Bridge Mode Fails with border router using NAT

[Patrick McCarty <mccartyp () gmail com>]

Hi George,

The Honeywall should be bridging regardless of external routers or NAT.

I'm not quite certain what your setup looks like with the NAT, but a
good test would be to try putting your honeypot on the "internet" side
of the Roo honeywall.

If you still cannot access the internet, there is something wrong with
your border router. If you can at that point get out, there is
probably some misconfiguration of the Roo.

-- patrick

On 8/25/05, George Grachis <ggrachis () sigovs com> wrote:
> I have successfully tested the Honeywall Roo setup using a static ip in
> bridge mode. Walleye worked well so was even able to review connection data.
> Walleye makes a nice Web based Data Analysis tool.
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> Anyway, Now I have enabled NAT on my border router,( so I can setup a
> private network) The honeywall is still in bridge mode, The Honeypot that
> could previously access the internet now can not. Is this expected??  tried
> shutting odd snort inline, etc and it made no difference..
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>
> Also, has anyone heard when the Windows Sebek will be released?? I last
> heard it was due out any time.
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> Thanks