The NFSv4 restriction applies to TX as the server. If you are using TSOL8 as the server, NFSv3 should work. Since there is no privilege interoperability between these systems, the TX client would be constrained by the MAC policy enforced by the TSOL8 server and the TX client.
What kind of failure message do you get on the TX client? --Glenn Kelley Shaw wrote: >I am attempting to transfer user files from a TSOL8 system to a newly >installed TX system. I was hoping I could use NFS to make this process easier. >The TSOL8 system is in the cipso security family and so is the TX system. My >hope was that I could mount /export/home from the TSOL8 system onto a >temporary mountpoint and then 'cp' the files to the appropriate places. >Honestly, I've tried so many different combinations of things at this point >that I can't even remember them all, but I'll just throw this out as a "can I >do this?" question. I've heard that only NFS v4 is supported by TX, which >obviously the TSOL8 system can't support. Do I need to perform a "mount" >command within each zone? If so, do I need any special options on the mount >command? Should I be "root" when performing the mount? > > >This message posted from opensolaris.org >_______________________________________________ >security-discuss mailing list >security-discuss at opensolaris.org > >
