Is there an iptables restore in Debian Buster?
You are most certainly running iptables over nftables, as this is the default on Debian buster. To confirm this is the case, check for (nf_tables): This option has no effect in iptables and iptables-restore. If a rule using the -4 option is inserted with (and only with) ip6tables-restore, it will be silently ignored.
Why is Debian 10 Buster not compatible with ipset?
Updating the firmware of the older HC1 changed the situation. The Buster image with the 4.14.y kernel then worked with no issues for ipset or iptables. Evidently the older HC1 was not immediately compatible with Debian 10 Buster. You can post now and register later.
When to update Buster, iptables throwing an error?
Jul 22 16:43:38 netfilter-persistent [663]: run-parts: /usr/share/netfilter-persistent/plugins.d/25-ip6tables exited with return code 1 I have also tried using update-alternatives to go back to the legacy iptables, but doing that gives me another error Jul 22 16:52:44 systemd [1]: Starting netfilter persistent configuration…
Is there an Armbian Buster for iptables?
I am setting up a new Odroid HC1 and have installed Armbian Buster from https://www.armbian.com/odroid-hc1/. Attempting to run iptables, I first had the problem:
What’s the best way to restore iptables rules?
As user A.B. points out there is an issue with incompatibility between nftables, which Buster uses, and iptables. The best way to save iptables rules to be restored with iptables-restore between compatible versions. Use iptables -L to verify all of your rules are in place.
Are there any issues with the Buster server?
I’ve just updated my old Debian Jessie server to Buster, and I’m having some issues with iptables. I understand that the backend has been changed with the update, but I have absolutely no knowledge or experience with any of this.