Mounting a directory using NFSv3 over IPv6 through Security Gateway fails because traffic is not matched to the relevant rule

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Solution ID	sk105843
Technical Level
Product	Quantum Security Gateways, ClusterXL, Cluster - 3rd party, VSX
Version	R76 (EOL), R77 (EOL), R77.10 (EOL), R77.20
OS	Gaia
Platform / Model	All
Date Created	25-Apr-2015
Last Modified	04-May-2016

Symptoms

Mounting a directory using NFSv3 over IPv6 through Security Gateway, the traffic is not matched to the relevant rule containing the NFS services (instead it is matched to a general drop rule).
Mounting a directory using NFSv3 over IPv4 through Security Gateway works correctly (matched to the relevant rule).
Mounting a directory using NFSv4 (which does not require the use of a portmapper) over IPv6 through Security Gateway also works correctly (matched to the relevant rule).

Cause

Support for NFSv3 over IPv6 (Sun RPC services - rquotad, mountd, nfsprog, nlockmgr, pcnfsd) is missing from relevant definition file ($FWDIR/lib/tcpip.def) on Security Management Server / Multi-Domain Security Management Server.

Solution

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