I am taking a class which required me to setup 3 SEED VMs, specifically a DNS attack lab (http://www.cis.syr.edu/~wedu/seed/Labs_ ... DNS_Local/). I used 3 SEED VMs on a NAT network and all three VMs can ping each other and use the target DNS machine. However, running the attack tool netwag/netwox number 105 does not work from the attack system to the user system. I can initiate the attack locally on the user system and the result is as expected. I was wondering if this issue has something to do with VBox NAT Network. The host system is a Gentoo desktop running VBox 5.1.8.
Mike
NAT Network Question
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Re: NAT Network Question
If I were doing this I would not use nat network. Internal will act like a switch for the guests and keep the local lan and host out so they remain safe. So try intnet and see if it will work for you.
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Re: NAT Network Question
Okay, I will give that a try. I did switch all the VMs to NAT from NAT Network and when I started them all three came up with the same IP (see attached), is that normal?
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Re: NAT Network Question
Yes. VBox NAT is an isolation protocol. None of the guest or host can see them by default.