NFS-ssh-iptables

[Daniel Son]

you can get some ideas from here (don't know, maybe you saw this one 
already). The general idea is to make NFS server to use static ports, as 
soon as you do it, you can establish ssh tunnels, either manually or 
through a script. Making NFS use static ports is more or less mandatory 
whether you use iptables or ssh tunnels

http://www.howtoforge.com/nfs_ssh_tunneling

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Teddy Mills wrote:
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> I have a FREENAS box running at home.
> It is setup to allow NFS connections only from the local network 
> 192.168.0.X
> I was thinking it would be nice to use this NFS drive remotely but 
> securely.
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> Is there a way I can tunnel NFS via SSH?
> Or how about using iptables to only allow NFS connections based on mac 
> hardware addresses?
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> TIA!
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