Hi bob, Am 28.06.2018 um 13:09 schrieb Bob Williams:> How do I open the correct ports in the new firewall program to allow NFS clients in my LAN to connect to my NFS server?

Bob

at 12.06. i have had same probem here, take a look inside the archiv, or search for: [opensuse-support] firewalld nfs libreoffice with short words: firewalld is not able to find the randomly set ports which susefirewall has found. for that you have to statically asign them and there's a package called: firewalld-rpcbind-helper read the readme, start it, it will change the nfs settings and make all ports for nfs static, and then it will generate a new firewalld-rule for nfs-static. ================================================================================ these are the steps: check with yast runlevel editor that: nfs3 mountd rpc-bind (and if you need this quotad thing is running) yast2 firewalld-rpcbind-helper /etc/sysconfig/nfs if not inside this file: write this to the end: RQUOTAD_PORT="" (if you may later one need or like to start) firewall-rpc-helper.py --help shows excelent help and step by step examples: firewall-rpc-helper.py -s mountd nlockmgr firewall-rpc-helper.py -r -p nfs-server firewall-rpc-helper.py --static-config -p nfs-server --non-interactive --port-config "mountd=20100 status=20200 nlockmgr=20300 rquotad=20400" (or the ports you have seen in the the two lines before) show what happend: firewall-rpc-helper.py -l -p nfs-server generate rules: firewall-rpc-helper.py -p nfs-server --create-firewalld-service nfs-server-static start sytsem new yast firewall: delete entry nfs delete etry nfs3 use entry nfs-server-static (runtime and static) simoN -- www.becherer.de -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-support+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-support+owner@opensuse.org