On 2008-02-02 02:37, Paul B. Henson wrote:
It's Solaris 10 with SMF, there is no 73nfs.client.
Ah, yes. You mentioned that. Leave it to Sun to blunder into reimplementing the sort of insanity that drove sensible admins away from AIX years ago. Tell me, has Sun figured out how to make vi handle a terminal with more than 105 rows yet?
I currently have no specific rules blocking inbound packets from NFS servers, I would need to either add one, or use return-rst on my general block inbound rule. Both feel somewhat kludgy.
Yes, so you said. But why? I think it's kind of klugey to leave permanently hung connections chewing up kernel memory on my boxes.
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