Hello Tom (or anyone else),
finaly found time to try this. I can confirm, that I can bind at least
nfsd to specified port using /etc/services.
Nevertheless, mounting the nfs directory from remote client (FreeBSD)
fails if I enable only rpc, nfsd, statd and lockd in ipfilter. Analyzing
the IP c
Hello Tom,
are you suggesting, that rpcbind will look in the /etc/servicec and, if
found, it will use the port number found there? The random port number
will be used only, and only if the requested service is not found in the
/etc/services.
For example, if I have this two lines in /etc/servic
Jozef Hamar wrote:
> Hello Tom,
>
> are you suggesting, that rpcbind will look in the /etc/servicec and,
> if found, it will use the port number found there? The random port
> number will be used only, and only if the requested service is not
> found in the /etc/services.
Yes, we do something v
Hi all,
As a newbie to Solaris, I am trying to make rpcbind to bind specific
services (e.g. nfs, lockd and statd) to specific ports due to firewalling.
Something similar can be achieved in FreeBSD with rpc_lockd_flags="-p
custom_port" in rc.conf.
So far, I have not succeeded. Can you guys push
Jozef Hamar wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> As a newbie to Solaris, I am trying to make rpcbind to bind specific
> services (e.g. nfs, lockd and statd) to specific ports due to
> firewalling.
> Something similar can be achieved in FreeBSD with rpc_lockd_flags="-p
> custom_port" in rc.conf.
>
> So far, I ha
