• Run an access point. This can be done with Linux or *BSD by putting a wireless card into hostap mode and using it to create a wireless network.
• Configure and run a DHCP server. You need to determine which network the DHCP server should hand addresses out for, e.g. 192.168.0.0/16. The router and name server records need to to point to IP addresses simulate by Honeyd.
• Instrument Honeyd to provide fake Internet topology. This can be achieved by configuring a virtual network topology for the whole IP address space except for the address range that is served by DHCP. Make sure that you have a name server running that resolves names. This can be done without the laptop being connected to the Internet itself.

• Use either Arpd or a recent version of Honeyd with ethernet-level simulation to redirect traffic for unused IP addresses. Ethernet-level simulation can be turned on by using: set template ethernet "00:aa:bb:cc:dd:ee"
• Set up Honeyd to simulate virtual honeypots for the redirected IP addresses.

Monitor for unauthorized access:

• Run an intrusion detection system or monitor services for abuse or interesting activity.
• Detect compormised machines by watching who probes the honeypots.