> The problem sounds like fail2ban is failing to write the new rules to a
>permanent file, which would otherwise allow the rules to persist after a >reboot. Tilghman, That is exactly right. I'm thinking I need to revise the SuSEfirewall init scripts to follow up with restarting fail2ban, but then I think fail2ban will need to have a persistent jail after restarting, which I did find online. >I am a big fan of centralized management, so I prefer to do that rather than have static IP addresses on the network (except of course where absolutely essential). >For the OP: maybe a workaround is to assign a fixed IP address from your DHCP server and use a very long lease time? John, Agreed re management. The lease would have to be real long, like a year or so. That would do the trick.
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