, he will connect to
honeyd emulating an old buggy Cisco router. An important point is that there always exists a default pattern. It handles all of the connections not configured in any described patterns. You can override this pattern and set a behavior such that other addresses will not handle any connections at all.
honeyd supports many other features; the documentation does a good job of describing them. After you run the daemon,
honeyd will catch all packets addressed to non-existing addressees and log all connection attempts. It's worth noticing that
honeyd itself does not log too much, but the emulation scripts do log quite thoroughly.