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Re: Honeyd, dummy interface, default actions
From: "Hauguet, Francis" <francis.hauguet () eads com>
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 17:12:30 +0100
LECLERCQ Eric RD-MAPS-ISS wrote:
I'm fiddling a bit with honeyd in a situation where I want a box with
only one IP address to listen on all ports (all but a few, SSH for
example) with a custom script (one for tcp and udp).
Hi,
If you don't care having your virtual box using the same subnet as the
host, you can use the "ethernet" keyword in your config file. If you
have to use a different subnet, you may try to use a tun/tap virtual
interface.
Full honeyd.conf:
create honey
set honey personality "Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP1"
set honey default icmp action open
set honey default udp action "echo udp"
set honey default tcp action" echo tcp"
Also there doesn't seem to be any way for the script to know the
protocol used for the connection, couldn't there be a HONEYD_IP_PROTO
environment variable passed to the scripts?
Humm, seems you have answered your own question with your example ;)
(use a != argument for a script used with tcp and a script used with udp).
regards,
--
Francis Hauguet
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