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Hello All.
I use Honeyd for capture my packet,i use virtual box for virtualization Windows XP in linux debian,my virtual network card is vboxnet0 and it ip address is 192.168.56.1 and in windows xp my network card ip is 192.168.56.101,how configure honeyd for capture my packets?
"Isn't working" is the least interesting text (we know it isn't else why would you be here?) and Honeyd comes with more configuration than just that standard copy-'n-paste partial template you showed us: init script or command line to start it (which args?), configuration for logging (do you?), service configuration and file access permissions, address binding, network configuration (tested it?) and it even comes with a pre-flight check ("--verify-config"), none of which you've shown. Beneath all that there's your virtualization guests configuration. So. If you know how to diagnose these things I'd say start at the bottom and determine if your virtualization guest works OK. If you can prove it works, then ensure honeyd logs the hell out of everything and show us your full configs, complete command line to start honeyd and any diagnostics if unsure.
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