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> > Am I now protected from this attack? (note rpc.stat lines below)
>=20
> You were anyway; this never affected FreeBSD.

Sorry, I mis-spoke.  What I should have said is, "Am I now protected
from rpc attacks?"

> However, I'd also add portmap_flags=3D"-h 192.168.254.2" to your =
rc.conf

Done.  :-)

> if I were you.  I'd also reconsider the decision not to run a=20
> firewall.

I may move that machine inside the hardware firewall.
The reason it's outside concerns the ftp server and PASV.=20