First, NFS through a firewall is not the best idea. But if you're stuck
with having to do it, FW-1 does quite well with RPC and defined program
ID services. In fact, there is a standard NFS group consisting of RPC
services for mountd and other pieces of NFS.
So for example, rule of:
client -> serve
Shane,
Is this a temporary thing?
Just my opinion, but if I was you,
I'd find some other way to do it.
Copy the files you need
with some secure transfer protocol or physically
move the data from one system to the other via
tape/CD.
Don't use nfs through the firewall. Even rsync'ing
the data betwe
Shane Presley wrote:
Hello,
I have an internal linux server (on the internal LAN) and I want to
mount a file system located on a Solaris server that is in one of our
DMZs. I know RPC across the firewall is generally bad, but this DMZ
is a secured file server network.
Anyway, the problem is that mo
Hello,
I have an internal linux server (on the internal LAN) and I want to
mount a file system located on a Solaris server that is in one of our
DMZs. I know RPC across the firewall is generally bad, but this DMZ
is a secured file server network.
Anyway, the problem is that mountd seems to be ru
