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From: jaysun@omni.eng.clemson.edu (Jay Williamson)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: Can server prevent PC-NFS from mounting?
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Date: 15 Dec 89 14:11:46 GMT
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Keywords:PC-NFS, mounting, Sun

We have many faculty and staff members using PC-NFS 3.0.1 and up until
lately all the PC's have been locked in offices.  The front desk now
has PC-NFS and is much more accessable.  My question is: How can I prevent
mounting of directories if the correct password is not given?  I have tried
many combinations of entries in /etc/netgroups and then putting that netgroup
in the proper line of /etc/exports to no avail.  I also tried exporting with
the anon=-1 and a couple other variations.  None do the job.  I know that 
without the password someone is logged in as nobody but with the PC being 
more availible we start to worry.

Jay Williamson       O  O       Clemson University
Systems Programmer    <     Computer Science Dept.
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