SOLVED iptables not loading properly

kameleon

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I am running the Incredible PBX 16-15 on Centos 7 and am having a few issues. First it appears that the iptables do not load properly unless I do another ./add-ip something 123.34.56.78 that was not there before. Granted this just happened this morning but I also just put it into production this morning also. It might be a hiccup but might not be.
 

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Walk us through the steps you're using to test this and what the results are. Thanks.
 

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Being that it only does it on a reboot, it will be next weekend before I can bring it down to test more. Will report back if it does it again.
 

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So I was able to bring it down today. Upon the first reboot (VM running, just issued reboot command from root prompt) I was unable to ssh in and the web interface was not responding. I connected via the hyper-v console and was greeted by an "asterisk could not start" message. I was able to log in and run iptables --list which listed what looked like the default entries (local LAN ranges allowed through and ISP allowed through). So I issue the reboot command again and watch it as everything comes up. Looks like everything starts properly except I still cannot ssh or web in. I log in as root and issue the iptables --list command only to be greeted with the same iptables as before. So I run the add-ip command from /root/ and add another IP on my local subnet and magically a TON of entries show up when I run iptables --list now and everything works as expected.

This is not a huge issue except for the fact if something happens and the vm host reboots the guest and I am not where I can remote in and fix it. Any thoughts on this? I do have the "default" and after add-ip iptables I can send if needed.
 

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Try adding /usr/local/sbin/iptables-restart to /etc/rc.local to force a restart on bootup.
 

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