To any of you who may contemplating doing this sort of thing, it turns
out that there is a way; it's just not (yet) in the z/OS 1.8 docs.
>From IBMLink document BDC000037119:
"The NFS client uses ports from 1023 down for the number specified
in biod(n) plus one. A sample of what you should add to the
tcpip.profile would be
PORTRANGE 1015 9 UDP MVSNFSC
Level 2 has suggested that an alternative to this may be to
try SECURE(UDP) on
the mount command. An example is the following:
MOUNT FILESYSTEM(NFS01) MOUNTPOINT('/linux01') TYPE(NFS)
MODE(READ) PARM('linux01hs:/backup,secure(udp)')"
I have successfully mounted the file systems on z/OS after adding the
"secure(udp)" option (and telling iptables to allow the connection, of
course).
Thanks,
Jon
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