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From: Geoffrey Hing (hingcis.ohio-state.edu)
Date: Fri May 03 2002 - 05:00:30 CDT

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    I am building a honeynet using user-mode-linux and have gotten the
    networking set up. Based on reading the UML documentation, I have the
    networking configured to use tun/tap for networking between the physical
    host and a virtual host acting as a gateway and the switch daemon to
    network the virtual hosts. Now I am ready to start setting up the
    firewall and the IDS (I plan to use snort), but I am unsure of where I
    should do this. The obvious choice to me seems to be on the virtual
    gateway. As far as I know, the physical host isn't able to see the
    network traffic between the virtual hosts networked with the switch
    daemon so to see this traffic I should have the IDS on the virtual
    gateway which has both a tap interface and an interface that uses the
    switch daemon. Similarly, since the virtual gateway is the gateway for
    all the other honeypots it seems the natural place to implement the
    firewall rules. Does this seem right? Has anyone had better success
    with other configurations using user mode linux?

    Cheers,
    Geoff

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