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Date:      Sun, 23 Jan 2000 00:30:30 -0800 (PST)
From:      Anil Jangity <aj@entic.net>
To:        net@freebsd.org
Subject:   nfs ports
Message-ID:  <Pine.BSF.4.10.10001230023490.14082-100000@gemini.entic.net>

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Is there a descritipion of all the sysctls available on the web?

I am trying to setup my IPfilters and NFS. I was wondering what the
vfs.nfs.nfs_privport sysctl does. 


I am guessing it has something to do with the ports NFS uses or listens on
(;-)) but setting it to 0 and 1 resulted in the same filter logs:

vfs.nfs.nfs_privport: 0
23/01/2000 00:12:34.859266 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,664 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:12:34.860216 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,663 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:12:34.861003 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,662 ->
A.B.C.69,2049 PR udp len 20 68  IN
23/01/2000 00:12:34.861583 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,661 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:12:34.862554 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,660 ->
A.B.C.69,998 PR udp len 20 148  IN
23/01/2000 00:12:34.863924 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,659 ->
A.B.C.69,2049 PR udp len 20 148  IN


vfs.nfs.nfs_privport: 1
23/01/2000 00:14:36.845852 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,654 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:14:36.846794 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,653 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:14:36.847567 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,652 ->
A.B.C.69,2049 PR udp len 20 68  IN
23/01/2000 00:14:36.848147 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,651 ->
A.B.C.69,111 PR udp len 20 84  IN
23/01/2000 00:14:36.849110 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,650 ->
A.B.C.69,998 PR udp len 20 148  IN
23/01/2000 00:14:36.850477 fxp0 @0:18 p A.B.C.67,649 ->
A.B.C.69,2049 PR udp len 20 148  IN


I need the filter to be as secure as possible with NFS. Any hints will be
welcome.

Thanks.

-Anil



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