Re: [coLinux-users] Preventing to break coLinux

[yin s. <sun...@gm...>]

Hi Deneme,

I don't fully understand your intent. seems to me your problem has two aspects.
1. can your router direct all the traffic (except specific to
colinux1) to colinux2. Here it requires each colinux has different MAC
2. Does the Host windows that have both colinux 1 and 2 running direct
all the traffic (expect specific to colinux 1) to colinux 2. Here the
host would need to setup special forwarding rule, I know linux can do
but not sure about windows.

/Yin

On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 4:07 PM, deneme.true <den...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> At past, I've seen Henry's comments in coLinux wiki regarding
> preventing to break coLinux kernel. I thought, similar way, but
> couldn't successful yet to protect host environment. My thought
> details are below with using two instance of coLinux image, If this
> prevention is true, I can write these details to coLinux wiki, but I
> would like to hear your thoughts to protect host environment from bad
> guys.
>
> I am running two instance of coLinux environment, DMZ area will get
> the attacks, other instance has connection to host and will be used
> for regular tasks(ftp,http etc)
>
> But I couldn't success with this configuration but Isn't it correct
> theoretically?
>
>
>                                          --------------
>                                          | Internet |
>                                          --------------
>                                                |
>                                          ---------------
>                                          |   router  |
>                                          ---------------
>                                        /               \
>                                       /                 \
>                       coLinux 1(eth0)       coLinux 2 (eth0)
>                       192.168.1.2            192.168.1.3
>    Connection to Host with eth1       DMZ Area (Closed to anywhere)
>                         /
>                        /
>                       /
>               ----------
>               | Host |
>               ----------
>
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