Solved IPTables not Found on Debian

[dancestop]

My network does not initialize because the IPTABLES are not found. I do not see the PBX on my router list. I am running the current debian and all maint was current the last I checked. See attached.

 

[Alphabetic]

What hardware are you running this on

 

[dancestop]

Intel hardware

 

[dancestop]

It is MIXPC intel box

 

[Alphabetic]

Are you running OpenBSD as the OS?

 

[dancestop]

Sorry MITXPC Intel

 

[dancestop]

Debian current with 3cX

 

[dancestop]

Directory list

 

[dancestop]

are the rco.d rc1.d , etc .. backups? is rc0.d the most current backup of rc.local?

 

[Alphabetic]

I dont even know that rc.local is - how did you install Debian?

 

[dancestop]

It was part of the 3cx package. See the first image that says IPTABLES not found. It references /etc/rc.local

 

[Alphabetic]

Follow here https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/installing-debian-linux-pbx/

 

[dancestop]

I obviously have console access. How do I use the weekly 3cx backups to do a restore? Do I need to reinstall with the link above first?

 

[VoIPTools]

If you are upgrading from a previous version of 3CX, IPTables will still be installed. But if you are installing a fresh copy of 3CX, it will use NFTables rather than IPTables.

 

[dancestop]

I did : 1) download the current debian 2) I used RUFUS to move to USB 3) I used DEBIAN recovery 4) I restored with my weekly backup 5) I check maint and my IP addresses blocked 6) Everything connects now... no idea what happened