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11-22-2000 11:56 AM
11-22-2000 11:56 AM
secure nfs
using hpux, is there any way to authenticate a server or user before allowing them to mount? i've modified inetd.sec to allow/deny certain ips, but what about the possibility of ip spoofing? does anyone know if hp can really have a secure nfs connection or is there a third party solution available? thanks for the help.
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11-22-2000 12:08 PM
11-22-2000 12:08 PM
Re: secure nfs
for more security you could add some more options in /etc/exports such as restrict mount to specific host
-access=
see man exports
-access=
see man exports
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11-22-2000 02:15 PM
11-22-2000 02:15 PM
Re: secure nfs
Hi,
As Rainer said you can restrict the NFS access by using the IP/Host by using the option access=< IP or Network Address or Netgroup >
And Root access to the NFS files system can also be controlled by using the "root=< Host name >" option
For more information about the usage of the option in /etc/exports file, refer the man page for "exports"
Regards,
Pramod
As Rainer said you can restrict the NFS access by using the IP/Host by using the option access=< IP or Network Address or Netgroup >
And Root access to the NFS files system can also be controlled by using the "root=< Host name >" option
For more information about the usage of the option in /etc/exports file, refer the man page for "exports"
Regards,
Pramod
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11-27-2000 09:19 AM
11-27-2000 09:19 AM
Re: secure nfs
is hostname/ip verification really reliable? if i was able to spoof the ip and basically change my systems hostname to match i'd get access to the exported filesystems. is there a way to use private/public keys to authenticate? any ideas? thanks again.
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