:
:Thanks for your reply. My problem, however, is that the NFS servers I'm
:dealing with run a plethora of OSs. Believe you me, I'd love to run FreeBSD
:on all of 'em, but that is simply out of my control. The '-h' option for
:nfsd that was introduced v4.0 would be a great fix for this. What I really
:need is a means to make the FreeBSD client not be so picky about where the
:return packets are coming from. I've since learned that this is a
:long-standing issue with FreeBSD:
:
:http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=2858
:
:http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=16239
:
:Thanks,
:-G
Making the client accept packets from different IP's then they were
sent to is not really in the cards. If the servers are replying using
the wrong IP, it's a bug in the servers. You might be able to work
around it by having the client connect to the server's other IP.
What about using TCP mounts?
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