Anne Wilson wrote:
> This is a firewall issue. If I turn off the firewall everything works.
> NFS and SMB are marked as trusted services, but it seems that is not
> enough.
> Which ports need to be opened to use these services? I googled and
> followed that advice, which didn't work, so now I have to ask here.
But surely lots of people are using NFS on their local LAN
without worrying about the firewall?
I know less than anyone else contributing to this thread about NFS,
but I occasionally find if I have tried to mount on the wrong LAN
(I have two WiFi LANs) that I have to give the IP address of the server,
viz "sudo mount 192.168.3.1:/common /common".
I actually use the shorewall firewall,
but surely the standard firewall should allow any local LAN connection?
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