Excerpts from Arnulf Heimsbakk's message of Tue Jul 08 13:54:39 +0530 2008:
> Can glusterfs be mounted through NAT? Do I need some special configuration?
If you use IP based authentication, it is required that the client be bound
to a priviliged port, which is getting clobbered due to NAT in your case.
The solution is to use username/password based authentication. In your
protocol/server add:
option auth.login.brick1.allow user1,user2
option auth.login.user1.password user1-password
option auth.login.user2.password user2-password
And in your protocol/client volume add:
option username user1
option password user1-password
option remote-subvolume brick1
Be aware that the username and password will be sent across the network in
plain text.
> Arnulf
Vikas Gorur
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