How do I set up fc3 to accept connections from PC on NFS, and keep iptables running?

[kwaanens]

I'm running two computers connected via NFS and a switch.
They both have static IP-adresses.
The desktop is sharing some folders (/home + some storage-folders) with the laptop. The laptop can have iptables running as normal, bacuse it doesn't share anything with the other.
They are both connected to internet via the switch and dsl-router.

I would like to set iptables for the desktop to accept the laptop, but have a higher level of security in all other instances.

More accurately, I'd like to have my firewall enabled on the server, while accepting my laptop's connections.

Any help would be nice!

- Ketil

[kosmosik]

there was a topic similar to that... problem is NFS uses few ports and one of them is not static - you need to make it static (on server and client side) an then allow it on firewall... alternatively you can just trust any traffic from given host (your notebook).

http://fedoraforum.org/forum/showpos...84&postcount=7