On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 12:46:18PM -0900, Christopher Swingley wrote:
David,
The NFS box is one of many machines that have real IP addresses, and are
connected to the Internet. The clients are cluster nodes joined
Isn't this a security risk? NFS servers should never have public IP
I've got a setup like this:
+--+ ++
|NFS | 10.0.0.20|Firewall| 192.168.1.1 ++
|Server|--||+-|Client 1|
+--+10.0.0.38 ++|192.168.1.7 ++
With the setup you describe, I don't believe you should even be able to
ping the NFS server from the clients, much less mount a volume. Try it!
The trouble is that there is no way for the NFS server to address a
client; so while a packet might get to from a client, there is no way it
can send a
David,
* David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-Mar-28 12:19 AKST]:
With the setup you describe, I don't believe you should even be able to
ping the NFS server from the clients, much less mount a volume. Try it!
I can ping the NFS server, and mount the NFS drive. Both work because
the clients
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