Setting up OpenBSD as a PPPoE router

2008-11-08 Thread Parvinder Bhasin

Hi,

I have STATIC dsl - with 5 static ips.  I don't use the Netopia router  
that came with it, instead used OpenBSD as the router/firewall.  So  
for this I setup openbsd on a box with pppoe and pf.  The setup works  
totally fine.  People can reach my webservers fine which are BEHIND my  
openbsd firewall.  I have setup one to one NAT translation (binat) for  
this.


Here comes the dillema:
For setting up a high interaction honeynet,  I would like to setup a  
box with the one of the 5 ips given to me on that DSL connection and  
have that box sit OUTSIDE of the openbsd firewall, is there a way to  
do this?  Any help is highly appreciated.


Basically what I am saying here is I take another box (honeypot  
server) and give public IP to that box and point its gateway to the  
OPENBSD box.  How can I do this?  This is sort of making this Honeypot  
server sit right NEXT to the OpenBSD firewall, using Openbsd as just a  
ROUTER for the Honeypot server.


Thanks in advance.  Any help is highly appreciated.

-Parvinder Bhasin



Setting up OpenBSD as a PPPoE router

2008-11-08 Thread Parvinder Bhasin
Just to put everything in visual perspective:

Hi,

I have STATIC dsl - with 5 static ips.  I don't use the Netopia router  
that came with it, instead used OpenBSD as the router/firewall.  So  
for this I setup openbsd on a box with pppoe and pf.  The setup works  
totally fine.  People can reach my webservers fine which are BEHIND my  
openbsd firewall.  I have setup one to one NAT translation (binat) for  
this.

Here comes the dillema:
For setting up a high interaction honeynet,  I would like to setup a  
box with the one of the 5 ips given to me on that DSL connection and  
have that box sit OUTSIDE of the openbsd firewall, is there a way to  
do this?  Any help is highly appreciated.

Basically what I am saying here is I take another box (honeypot  
server) and give public IP to that box and point its gateway to the  
OPENBSD box.  How can I do this?  This is sort of making this Honeypot  
server sit right NEXT to the OpenBSD firewall, using Openbsd as just a  
ROUTER for the Honeypot server.

Thanks in advance.  Any help is highly appreciated.

-Parvinder Bhasin

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