In some scenarios (e.g. HA), the nfs server could switch from local to remote, therefore having local binds is not a desirable scenario, there should always be nfs mounts.
How would you expect this to work? The local bind only happens when local and destination address are the same, therefore keeping anything from going across the network no matter how you slice it.
Changing the DNS name of the NFS server has no effect, since once the mount has happened the name was already resolved, and it can't be redirected.
Changing the IP address runs into the problem that local == remote.
-hpa
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