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Subject: NFS & firewalls
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I'm trying to setup (ipfw) firewall on a server that exports home 
directories over NFS. Do I have to use nfsd_flafs and mountd_flags in 
rc.conf to specify ports on the server (advice I found in various 
mailing list archives) or is there a centralized solution? (what does 
nfs_reserved_port_only in rc.conf do?)