Re: NFS shell

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> The sources are in:
>
>         ftp://ftp.cs.vu.nl/pub/leendert/nfsshell.tar.gz
>
> Suggestions for improvements are welcome.

Some interesting features that people will probably want to add to this:

- ability to query rpcbind/portmap on port 32771.  rpcbind on (unpatched)
  solaris listened on a port equal to, or above 32771.  This allows you to
  bypass any filters that may be blocking standard portmap/rpcbind on port
  111.

- ability to perform NFS over port 4045.  Solaris nlockmgr service will
  accept any NFS packets and always listens on port 4045, probably because
  it's a direct path into the kernel like NFS is.  This allows you to
  bypass any filters that may be blocking NFS traffic on port 2049.

Just 2 of a number of undocumented services that we found in Solaris...

- Oliver

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