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| 2003/9/20-21 [Computer/Networking, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:10265 Activity:nil |
9/20 Is it possible to run have a linux box export files via NFS over
ssh tunnels? I tried doing this by tunneling the ports that
nfsd uses but it didn't work. Any suggestions on how to do this
or the equivalent? Thanks.
\_ only if you either forward a ton of ports and replace alot of
rpc stuff.. here's a starter, but remember that you will take
a performance hit -shac
http://www.math.ualberta.ca/imaging/snfs
\_ Thanks, I take a look at this.
\_ are you using nfs via udp or tcp?
\_ I tried it with both udp and tcp ports without success.
\_ You made tunnels in both directions?
\_ Why both directions? I just tunnelled the relevant daemons.
\_ just tunnel IP over ssh and make life easier
\_ What do you mean "tunnel IP over ssh"? Is this a joke? |
| www.math.ualberta.ca/imaging/snfs -> www.math.ualberta.ca/imaging/snfs/ SNFS has been tested on Linux i386 and alpha 21164/21264 platforms under RedHat 71-90 It is also known to work under HPUX, FreeBSD, and Solaris. On a high-end workstation, tunneling of large files results in only a slight degradation in speed eg. There is also a Troubleshooting FAQ , where you can look up error messages that result from common misconfigurations. Solaris have a mount command that unfortunately lacks the nfsprog and mountprog options. It is still possible to use SNFS to tunnel all of your NFS traffic through a single tunnel to a remote machine. Christian Mller Old versions visitors have accessed this page since May 10, 2001. |