From: Errol Casey <work-usenet@nouce.net>
Subject: Reserving port 800 on linux NFS clients
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 23:36:05 -0500
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Recently, I've run into an issue where my Linux NFS clients are using
port 800 to communicate with NFSd daemons running on an Netapp Filer.

Is there any way to configure the Linux NFS client software to not use
port 800. Looking at the ports in use on my clients, it looks as if a 
series of ports 797-800 are used to communicate to nfsd.

I would like to use port 800 for another daemon. On a few machines, 
this conflict does not occur.


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