That's rightNot redone everytime but updated and checked non-stopWhen you restart the services then yes, everything is flushed and redone, so if you manually enter some iptables rules, they won't persist afterwards :)
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Razique,
Thanks for the response.
If I understand you correctly, you're saying that the iptables rules are redone
by nova-compute or the quantum agents every time a network is added or removed
and because of that, static rules will be lost. Is that correct?
The installation I'm working with
That means you shouldn't use iptables for your custom rules since OpenStack manages iptables and everytime the network is updated, iptables is impacted. If you restart nova-netork for instance, then all the iptables rules are flushed and recreated according to your network topology.The iptables ser
I have an OpenStack Folsom, with Quantum networking, installation that I'm
having trouble getting additional rules into the iptables on nova-compute
nodes. The online manual
(http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-ops/content/iptables.html) states
that "You must use OpenStack to manage iptab
