On 2/12/2023 12:52 PM, Robert Garrett wrote:
Is AT-TLS (or some other encryption mechanism) supported in the case of z/OS running
as an NFS >client<, connecting to (for example) a Linux NFS server?
For many years, NFS was a UDP-only protocol and therefore incompatible
with AT-TLS which supports TCP only.
Versions 3 and 4 of NFS support TCP in addition to UDP.
If you limit all of your NFS clients and servers to use TCP only, I
would think you should be able to encrypt your IP traffic with AT-TLS on
the z/OS side.
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