Re: Re: Honeywall eth0 eth1 & eth2

[george chamales <george () overt org>]

Anh,

Under normal circumstances, the honeywall acts as a layer two bridge
between the honeypots on the honeynet and the network that the honeynet
is deployed on.  The honeypots should use the same networking
information as the network that the honeynet is deployed on.  The
honeypots are in the same IP address space, use the same default gateway
and DNS servers as the non-honeynet machines on the network that the
honeywall is connecte to.

The internal (eth1) and external (eth0) interfaces on the honeywall
should not need to be configured with IP addresses.  You are most likely 
not able to ping the honeywall due to the honeywall's firewall.

Why is it that you are trying to set the IP address of the internal 
interface?

george


On Fri, May 12, 2006 at 11:39:53AM -0000, anh.doquoc () gmail com wrote:
> You can assign IP address to etho1 by:
>
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/
>
> Here you can edit file : ifcfg-eth1
>
> But after assign IP address to eth1 and honeypot to the same network (in my case 192.168.10.0/24). I can not ping 
> between honeypot and eth1. Event I set eth1 is default gateway of honeypot. It said: "Ping: sendmsg Operation not 
> permitted"
>
> I can ping from honeywall to Internet and other computers in network , but it can not be ping from
> other computers to eth0 or eth2.
>
> Can anyone help me, Thanks in advance !