iptables-retore very slow

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Hi,

I recently noticed that one of my firewalls was taking a very long time to reboot. Which was odd as its a very new machine.

On investigation is seemed to be the iptables-restore command that was adding 10+ minutes to the boot-up times.

I ran iptables-restore from a terminal and found that it was indeed taking an amazingly long time.

Obviously I assumed it was related to the rules on the server, so I flushed all rules and all user defined tables from the firewall (nat, mangle and filter) and used iptables-save which took less than 1 millisecond :) on the empty rule set.

However iptables-restore is still taking 10+ minutes even with no rules to read / apply.

Has anyone seen the behaviour before? or has anybody got some bright ideas on how I might continue debugging this issue?

Thanks in Advance

Regards

Ben



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