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Subject: Re: [Mac-users] Mounting dante
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Amir Stone wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way to mount our dante account onto OSX with cmd-K? I  
> find Fugu bothersome.
>
> Thanks,
> Amir
1. C&C doesn't export any of the NFS directories outside of the dante 
cluster (or homer cluster, etc).
2. smb shares are mountable on-campus (keyword), so feel free to mount 
them on-campus. Only know that other than authentication, the 
information transported across the network is plaintext. Doesn't matter 
in most cases given that network cards don't usually operate in 
promiscuous mode and nodes along a network path don't masquerade as 
routers or capture traffic, but you don't want to transport information 
across smb if it's 'mission critical' or 'confidential', persay..

    Just some thoughts..
-Garrett