Re: Honeywall eth0 eth1 & eth2

[Hugo Francisco González Robledo <hugo.gonzalez () itslp edu mx>]

Hi, with Roo you don't need assing IP to the eth1 ...

the default gateway remains be the router ...

the honeywall it's only a bridge for monitoring, if you want, you could
use the eth2 IP address for recive the information.

regards !



On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 04:53:13PM -0000, omarmdx () yahoo co uk wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Is it normal when I ifconfig from root in the honeywall I found that only eth2 has an IP address, wgy eth0 and eth1 
> don't have one and how can the honeypots sebek send the packets to honeywall through eth1 if it has no IP (This is 
> what I understood), I supposed eth1 is the default gateway for my honeypots so I gave an IP address but I can't find 
> any way of assigning that IP to eth1 (host only side of honeynet)

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Hugo Francisco González Robledo
Instituto Tecnológico de San Luis Potosí

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Excelente año 2006!

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