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From: echan@cad017.intel.com (Eldon Chan ~ )
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: Re: NFS over wide-area networks?
Keywords: NFS
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Date: 20 Nov 90 23:45:07 GMT
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Reply-To: echan@cadev6.intel.com (Eldon Chan ~ )
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If I just want to allow NFS, ftp and mail traffic passing between the
two Cisco routers, what
kind of access-list should I set?

Since NFS traffic doesn't use the same UDP port all the time.  I am sure
someone must has
done this before.

One straight forward solution is to allow all UDP traffic and then
disable the port that I don't like (1-1023 except 111).

Any sugestions are welcome !

Thanks.

Eldon Chan


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