Thanks Ray,
If I can find a solution then I will post it so that others can see
what I had to do.
Thanks again,
Lonnie
> The NFS port is 2049. The rpc.portmapper port is 111, and it is
> involved in NFS mounts. I really don't know the detials of how
> this should work through a firewall (unlike
The NFS port is 2049. The rpc.portmapper port is 111, and it is involved in
NFS mounts. I really don't know the detials of how this should work through
a firewall (unlike you, I *do* get the "last word" here, and we wouldn't
even try this), but the "RPC" in your failure message is probably the fai
Hello Ray,
Actually because of the nature of our setup here, w have 2 machines
that need allow for nfs mounting and although my personnal thoughts
are that they too should be behind the firewall completely,
unfortunately I do not get the last word in this.
Opening port 2049 means that I have add
I haven't actually tried doing this, so I'm guessing a bit here (despite
your fairly complete report this time) ... but the rpc portmapper will need
to communicate to do the NFS mount. It listens on port 111 (TCP, I think).
Your firewall probably blocks port 111 coming in and surely doesn't
port-f
Hello All,
I have been trying, with no luck so fat to mount a directory from a
machine that I have behind the Eigerstein LRP to a client machine
outside the firewall.
I have opened a udp port 2049 which is supposed to be for nfs, but
still I cannot seem to mount the server directory even though
