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From: Joaquin Menchaca <linuxuser@finnovative.net>
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Subject: NFS and Kerberos?
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Hi,

With NFS for FreeBSD, does it support Kerberos or other alternative 
forms of authentication?  NFS seems rather insecure. I mean all you need 
is a simple UID, and viola full access priv.

  - joaquin