This is going to be a problem going forward, it makes all of the haystack nodes easily distinguishable from real nodes after a scan. I don't know exactly how this gets done, but the hostname is hardcoded in the _pack_request() method in dhcpclient.c.
It's hard to do something like this automagically, unless there's a user supplied list of acceptable hostnames or something that
can get put into an array and randomly grabbed; then there's concerns of # of hostnames available vs. # of nodes to be created, etc. It'll be a mess but it'll need to get done eventually.
This is going to be a problem going forward, it makes all of the haystack nodes easily distinguishable from real nodes after a scan. I don't know exactly how this gets done, but the hostname is hardcoded in the _pack_request() method in dhcpclient.c. It's hard to do something like this automagically, unless there's a user supplied list of acceptable hostnames or something that can get put into an array and randomly grabbed; then there's concerns of # of hostnames available vs. # of nodes to be created, etc. It'll be a mess but it'll need to get done eventually.