LXer: How to Make iptables Firewall Rules Persistent on Debian/Ubuntu
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The iptables store the rules in the system memory. In other words, it do not save these rules persistently to the disk as a file. Here's how to keep iptables firewall rules persistent between reboots, so you don't lost them after the system is rebooted.
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The iptables store the rules in the system memory. In other words, it do not save these rules persistently to the disk as a file. Here's how to keep iptables firewall rules persistent between reboots, so you don't lost them after the system is rebooted.
Read More...