Itamar> But the ATS will not solve the problem of "many to one".
Itamar> What will the nfs module will do if the the result from
Itamar> the ATS will be a list of "IP's" which only one of them is
Itamar> has permission to the nfs ? ATS cant tell you who is the
Itamar> source IP.
Thomas> The NFS server exports will function just fine in such a
Thomas> case. This is no different from any other multihomed
Thomas> client, and /etc/exports can be configured appropriately.
I'm not sure I understand this. At best, ATS can give you back a list
of IPs. How do you decide which one to check against the exports?
In a pure IP world, every packet from a multihomed client carries a
source IP address. So a server can use getpeername() to determine
which address a client is connecting from. This is fundamentally
different from ATS.
- R.
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