Hi all, I want to run a few custom commands with Iptables (to block some countries etc) and would like to ask where should I put them in order to load after every reboot on all servers? Thanks
ISPConfig is not loading any iptables rules. So your question is basically how to load iptables rules for the OS you use, you can probably find matching articles for this question e.g. via Google search.
You can not set IPTables rules via ISPConfig interface. If you mean opening or closing ports, the port numbers (not iptables rules) are stored in the firewall you have chosen. That's either Bastille Firewall (for older systems) or UFW (for newer Ubuntu and Debian systems). In both cases, no IPTables rules are set by ISPConfig, ISPConfig just stores the port numbers in the bastille config file or it uses the ufw command to open/close ports in UFW. UFW itself is persistent, so it does not loose port configs set via ufw command after a reboot.
Thanks Till, now I know how to sort it out. I believe if I add those rules under /etc/ufw/user.rules it will work fine.
