Re: Access control for a NFS server

Symen Mulders <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.security.linux
Organization Plattsburgh State University
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I currently use iptables to filter by MAC address on my NFS server. 
This isn't foolproof, as it's possible to spoof a MAC, but it works fine 
for me as users don't have easy access to the network jacks.

I suppose you could probably tunnel NFS over SSH as well, I've always 
wanted to try it, but I haven't had time.

Tobias Edler wrote:
> Hi !
> As i read a lot of competent postings on this list, maybe one of you can
> adwise me on this qustion.
> 
> How can i make sure nobody unplugs a worstation, plugs in a laptop, uses
> the workstation's MAC, mounts /home from the nfs server, and does evil
> things to the homedirs ?
> Like, verify some hostkey or something ?
> 
> Regards, Tobias
> 

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