Hey guys, I just recently setup the RancherOS in a iohyve environment. Everything works fine, but I'm a bit worried about how I have NFS setup. I have 2 NICs on my FreeNAS box, and currently, it is listening on the NIC dedicated to iohyve. I have never used NFS before, but it appears to not have any security. If they know where my shares are, they can just mount them. I'd like to either have it public key protected or firewalled in a way that only iohyve can use it. Is this possible or a reasonable way of doing this?
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NFS is for local networking only and security isn't a huge issue. But you can set it up to only allow certain IP address to connect.
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