Re: [Labrea-users] new user...

[Don M. <dmu...@od...>]

A little rusty ... set this up last year ...

Greetings.  You really should not attempt to do this without an
"exclude" file. The man page describes how to create a configuration file

Below is a sample. I want LB to ignore 1 to 100 and 107 to 254.
MY.NET.160.1 - MY.NET.160.100 EXC
MY.NET.160.107 - MY.NET.160.254 EXC

Here is the options line from my OLD starup file.

OPTIONS="-v -n MY.NET.160.0/24  -z -s -o -b -p 1000 --bpf-file
/etc/labrea/labrea-bpf.conf --init-file /etc/labrea/labrea.conf  "

- djm -

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exploit a newly discovered vulnerability is 5.8 days. (Fact!)
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Hi every one.
I am a new user of Labrea, and I find this project really good.
I only have a Little problem with the configuration / command line
commands.
I am just not able to make this thing work!
I don't want anything fancy or complicated.
I have a ADSL router and 5 computers ( 4 PC & 1 Mac). The computers
have pseudo-random static IP Address (192,168.0.15, 192.168.0.47,
192.168.0.112, 192.168.0.189 & 192.168.0.209).
I would really want to just know witch command I should type in the
command line to create honeypot addresses. I hope that for some one
out there it is easy enough, and he could just send me the line
command I have to type in.
P.S. is this program useful  behind a router that dose firewall? would
my ZoneAlarm block the program activity?
Thanks for all your help.
Steven Meyer


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