iptables doesn't keep chain list after reboot

Hi,

iptables doesn't keep chan list after rebooting. I need to
recreate
all of them.

Is there something to do?

Thanks.

This is to keep you from making a mistake and not being able
to get back
into your server. One reboot, and everything is back to the
way it was
before the change. Of course, you can take other measures to
regain access
without having to take your server down, but this is a
last-ditch method in
case you didn't take any other precautions.

Once you have a rule set that you are confident with, you
have to make it a
part of your server's startup sequence, much like a personal
firewall
automatically makes itself a part of your Windows startup.

You will find all this and more here: http://www.iptablesrocks
.org



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Paul Blondé



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> Subject: iptables doesn't keep chain list after reboot
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> iptables doesn't keep chan list after rebooting. I need
to recreate
> all of them.
> 
> Is there something to do?
> 
> Thanks.
> 

> Is there something to do?
>
Hi.

You can use iptables-save to save your iptables
configuration ,
and use iptables-restore to restore it.

You can add this command to your /etc/rc.local to see them
restored at
every boot.

++
Ben