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Setting up a user-specified port range z/OS Network File System Guide and Reference SC23-6883-00 |
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The /etc/services file must define the port number entries for services mountd, mvsmount, pcnfsd, showattr , network status monitor (status), and network lock manager (nlockmgr) of the z/OS NFS server. Figure 1 outlines the port numbers for these services, with contiguous port numbers 2043-2049 as examples. Figure 1. Modify
/etc/services for mountd, mvsmount, pcnfsd, showattr, status, and
nlockmgr
The user specified range of ports provides a flexible port range to accommodate programs such as a firewall that supports a range of ports for security purposes between the NFS Client and the NFS Server. Firewall security honors a limited port range so the NFS server has to allow the user to specify a few server ports in /etc/services to narrow the port ranges used for programs mountd, mvsmount, pcnfsd and showattr. The tcpip.profile file must define the port range entries for services nfsd, mountd, mvsmount, pcnfsd, showattr, status, and nlockmgr of the z/OS NFS server. Figure 2 outlines the port ranges for these seven services with contiguous port numbers 2043-2049 as examples, starting with port 2043 for the network status monitor. Figure 2. Modify tcpip.profile for z/OS NFS server services
Note: Check the z/OS USS BPXPRMxx parmlib
member for INADDRANYPORT and INADDRANYCOUNT. Their range cannot include
the z/OS NFS server port ranges for the server to initialize. See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide for
more details.
If the z/OS NFS server is started in the TCP/IP Autolog section, then the NOAUTOLOG parameter should be specified on the PORTRANGE statement, unless there will always be listeners/sockets on all ports defined in the statement. For additional information, refer to the section on AUTOLOG in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Reference. Add the following two lines in /etc/rpc on the client
side to see mvsmount and showattr information:
The query result from the client side will show the
following messages:
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