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>Now I need to get NFS working on my LAN. Obviously there are no NFS mounts
>(or much of anything else, for that matter) allowed from the outside; this
>is just a local thing. Right now, from my internal network, I have an
>administration port open for ssh, and nothing else. I'd like to mount this
>box's filesystem to another internal machine, but it's not very easy --
>RPC services never use the same udp port twice -- that is, except for the
>portmapper at 111 -- so making ipchains rules for it is impossible! Do any
>of you have this working, and if so, by what wizardry?
How strong is your internal firewall ruleset? If it is fairly lax,
it should just work assuming your NFS setup is correct.
If you do have a strong ruleset, you need to allow port 111, 635, and
then see what other ports are requested via the IPCHAINS firewall hit
logs.
--David
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