Should a network administrator put a firewall in front of a honeypot? Why or why not?

What will be an ideal response?

Perhaps.
The
firewall
can
direct
certain
kinds
of
traffic
to
the
honeypot
(and
other
traffic
to
regular
users).
But
the
purpose
of
the
honeypot
is
to
be
exposed,
to
draw
attention.
The
firewall
can
make
it
seem
to
most
senders
(ideally
including
attackers)
as
if
the
honeypot
is
the
only
resource
on
the
system.