Re: NAT on Roo

[Lance Spitzner <lance () honeynet org>]

On Aug 18, 2005, at 7:34, George Grachis wrote:

> Hello everyone, I just installed the latest ROO CD, Things are working 
> fine with it and a Red Hat Server. I'M testing with a Static Internet 
> routable IP.
>
> I have the Honeywall in Bridge Mode, I tried to get it to function in 
> NAT mode and get Error: SIOCSIF NETMASK, ADDR, and BROADCAST, Unable 
> to assign Address.
>
> IP Tables, Unknown Argument to source. I believe it also mentioned 
> DNAT.
>
> I need to leave my ISP router as is, without NAT on it for other 
> testing. Does anyone know how to get the Honeywall to work with NAT.?

George, we will be releasing a new version of the Honeywall CDROM in 
the next week or two, we are undergoing testing as we speak.  The new 
version will have many new features, enhanced stability, and all sorts 
of other goodies.  Unfortunately, one of the things we removed was 
support for NAT.  Starting with the next release, we will be supporting 
Bridge mode only.  We did this for several reasons, the main one by 
removing NAT we make supporting, developing, and documenting the CDROM 
much easier.

lance