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NFSv4 has mostly solved these issues, you can have an id remapper to map uid/gid's between machines, Users can be authenticated on a per user basis. Network traffic can be encrypted. locking is now a core part of the protocol, and the entire thing runs over TCP which gives much better performance. NFSv4 is very new at the time of writing (2004-10-08) but seems likely to be set to become the standard version of NFS in very short order (mostly because of the new features listed here).
Because it is built on [RPC], it does not use any single port and is therefor difficult for FireWall~s to handle. [Configuring NFS for firewall control | http://www.lowth.com/LinWiz/nfs_help.html] steps you through the configuration process.
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