> I noticed that in the uml docs. I'm pretty network ignorant so can you
> tell me what that does?

It sells it to act like a hub, instead of a switch. On a hub all ports
see all the traffic.

>
> I took a look at that when you first wrote it and it looked like it
> should have done the trick. However, I had some problems with uml not
> setting up the interfaces automatically on my system, so I ended up
> getting frustrated with the script and just tried out doing things
> manually.

Yea, the script can be pretty frustrating :) It was pretty much for
testing purposes. But what goes on inside
should give a good idea on how to get things going. The tun/tap thing can
get a bit tricky. I will probably be updating the script soon... it needs
it :)

I'm putting together a script of my own that suits my
> purposes a bit better (e.g. seperate honeypots with different
> functionality i.e. not sharing a single filesystem). I can put a copy on
> the web if anyone's interested.

>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Cheers,
> Geoff
>
>

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