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Any custom ip rules that I've created seem to get deleted whenever an interface or secondary IP is added/removed from the instance.
For example, I'm using the following rule to mark packets from a specific source IP so I can take action in iptables based on that mark.
ip rule add from 10.0.254.116 fwmark 10001 table 10001
Whenever there's a state change on the interfaces (additional interfaces added or removed, or additional IP addresses added or removed) it looks like all of the ip rules are deleted and rebuilt.
Is there a way to make the rule persist or at least be recreated when ec2-net-utils refreshes all the policies?
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OS: Debian 12.1
Version: 2.3.0
Any custom ip rules that I've created seem to get deleted whenever an interface or secondary IP is added/removed from the instance.
For example, I'm using the following rule to mark packets from a specific source IP so I can take action in iptables based on that mark.
ip rule add from 10.0.254.116 fwmark 10001 table 10001
Whenever there's a state change on the interfaces (additional interfaces added or removed, or additional IP addresses added or removed) it looks like all of the ip rules are deleted and rebuilt.
Is there a way to make the rule persist or at least be recreated when ec2-net-utils refreshes all the policies?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: