How to handle NFS and CIFS mount points when using firewall-cmd to set up firewall?

I'm new in this forum and also new in setting up firewall using firewall-cmd. I'm working on Oracle Linux 7 servers which have both NFS and CIFS mount points.

For example:

NFS mount point 10.40.100.20:/database
CIFS mount point //10.40.100.30/reports

Do I just add them in a zone like this:

firewall-cmd --zone=mountpoints --add-source=10.40.100.20
firewall-cmd --zone=mountpoints --add-source=10.40.100.30
firewall-cmd --zone=mountpoints --add-service=nfs
firewall-cmd --zone=mountpoints --add-service=samba

Thanks for any help.