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!linux about to set up nfs on Dennis (Fedora) and Nikola (Debian) to be able to share files. Any reason I should not do this, or a better approach?
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Does #NFS support authentication and/or encryption out of the box now?I wouldnt want NSA getting cleartext while sniffing from my DSL router
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@mcscx I don't know (yet) - but this is purely for my LAN, not external (or does that make no difference?) #noob
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@mk my concern is NSA being tempted& able to break into most people's LAN via their stock broadband routers to analyze their inhouse traffic
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@mk many router have known (and maybe unknown) remote administration access (e.g.for ISP). Fritzboxes support the #TR-069 method.
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@mcscx so, if my Fritzbox does have that, remote administration just needs to be disabled? (I think it is, but I'd have to check)
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@mcscx I checked: there currently is NO access to my Fritz!box from the internet. 'TR=064 standard' is mentioned; access only if a user is created and allowed access from Internet (which I haven't done). My provider isn't the type that would hide things from me. ;-)
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@mcscx I should also mention that I've tried samba and have been unable to make it work (or it works in only one direction - I need both machines being able to function as server as well as client)
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@mcscx I found this: http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/ar01s06.html
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@mcscx this article suggests that nfsv4 supports encryption (and more): http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netos/article.php/3644471/Implement-NFSv4-Domains-and-Authentication.htm
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