At 03:43 AM 11/27/2007, Erik Forsberg wrote:
>I assume there's no way to tell the kernel NFS client that it's OK to
>use port numbers higher than 1024 for outbound connections?
Sure, you can change the min_resvport/max_resvport sysctl variables
to any range you wish. However, you may have to configure your NFS
server's exports to accept requests from these ports - many servers by
default insist on client ports < 1024, for both mount and nfs requests.
For Linux, this means adding "insecure" to the appropriate /etc/exports
lines.
Tom.
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