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On Aug 01 2005 Niels Provos wrote
Mac addresses are link-layer mechanism. They only work for machines on the
same network segment. The moment that a router gets in the way, the mac
address is removed. The IP layer does not have MAC addresses.
Honeyd essentially tells you that you are trying to use MAC addresses, but
that there is no ethernet interface for the IP range that you configured. I
suppose I could just make that a warning instead of a failure.
Does this make more sense?
Niels.
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http://www.honeyd.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=971&sid=31e9d6a98779109ffe203825792b6757
Dear Niels.
By having a error when a Mac-address is used on a routed virtual machine
prevents users from using the same Template for non-routed and routed
Virtual Machines.
I see that the condition is still unchanged in the newly released honeyd 1.5c
I have therefore changed the error to a warning in my own WinHoneyd release.
Attached you will find the changed file "parse.c", that I humbly submit for
inclusion in the main code of Honeyd.
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