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From: echan@cad017.intel.com (Eldon Chan ~ )
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.sys.cisco
Subject: NFS over the WAN
Keywords: NFS cisco WAN
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Date: 21 Nov 90 00:03:26 GMT
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Reply-To: echan@cad017.cadev6.intel.com (Eldon Chan ~ )
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Would someone out there tell me what is the standard way to set up the
access-lists
if I just want to pass NFS, FTP, and mail traffic between to Cisco
routers via a serial
link.

FTP and mail part is quite easy. Since NFS traffic doesn't use any fix
UDP ports (except 111),  how can I single out the NFS traffic ?
The approach I am using is to allow all UDP traffic and disable the UDP
ports that I don't like.  Is it the right approach ?

Any suggestions ae welcome

Thanks.

Eldon Chan