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From: User Wk on 3 May 2010 12:45
Does solaris provide nfs client which uses reserved port for security?
Such as Freebsd, it can use "vfs.nfsrv.nfs_privport=1" as kernel config.

However, I found Opensolaris which has
"set rpcmod:clnt_cots_do_bindresvport=1" optins on /etc/system,

but it could not apply to solaris 10.
Does Solaris 10 have the function like freebsd ?
From: Doug McIntyre on 3 May 2010 17:50
User Wk <wk(a)none.twbbs.org> writes:
>Does solaris provide nfs client which uses reserved port for security?
>Such as Freebsd, it can use "vfs.nfsrv.nfs_privport=1" as kernel config.

>However, I found Opensolaris which has
>"set rpcmod:clnt_cots_do_bindresvport=1" optins on /etc/system,

>but it could not apply to solaris 10.
>Does Solaris 10 have the function like freebsd ?

The default for Solaris 10 (and earlier all the way back to SunOS days)
is for NFS client binding with reserved port.

Its only OpenSolaris-20050909 that changed it to not be the default.

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