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When using plain repl with tramp I can navigate to a remote directory and exetute inferior-lisp and it launches a inferior-lisp process on the remote. With nrepl I can start the repl on the remote machine using lein repl than connect to it using nrepl-jack-in but the problem is with nrepl I have to setup firewall rules or use ssh and forward ports so I can jack in. With inferior-lisp and tramp method I do not need to do anything special just hit M-x inferior-lisp and I am set. Is there a way to achieve similar behaviour using nrepl and tramp?

Suleymanoglu Naim
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Depending on your settings, most likely inferior-lisp invokes a local process. If you just want to work on your Clojure project locally, I would recommend to download the project folder from the remote machine and repl locally using nrepl-jack-in.

Leon Grapenthin
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    `inferior-lisp` when launched from a tramp buffer executes a remote process and connects std in/out to inferior lisp buffer it does not execute a local process. – Suleymanoglu Naim Apr 21 '13 at 16:05