who/what issues iptables commands?

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a couple containers lost networking a couple days ago, i'm thinking it likely the issue is iptables commands being issued by system code somewhere. we manage iptables with our own firewall script. we're running openvz7 on centos7. i already removed firewalld, and i would like to know what code causes the following three entries in /var/log/messages:



Oct 5 15:53:05 pecan kernel: Bridge firewalling registered

Oct 5 15:53:16 pecan systemd: Started SYSV: setup firewall (iptables) rules (INPUT chain for the HN, FORWARD chain for clients).

Oct 5 15:53:48 pecan prl_disp_service: 10-05 15:53:48.987 W /cmn_utils:2214:2391/ Start setting basic firewall rules...





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    a couple containers lost networking a couple days ago, i'm thinking it likely the issue is iptables commands being issued by system code somewhere. we manage iptables with our own firewall script. we're running openvz7 on centos7. i already removed firewalld, and i would like to know what code causes the following three entries in /var/log/messages:



    Oct 5 15:53:05 pecan kernel: Bridge firewalling registered

    Oct 5 15:53:16 pecan systemd: Started SYSV: setup firewall (iptables) rules (INPUT chain for the HN, FORWARD chain for clients).

    Oct 5 15:53:48 pecan prl_disp_service: 10-05 15:53:48.987 W /cmn_utils:2214:2391/ Start setting basic firewall rules...





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      a couple containers lost networking a couple days ago, i'm thinking it likely the issue is iptables commands being issued by system code somewhere. we manage iptables with our own firewall script. we're running openvz7 on centos7. i already removed firewalld, and i would like to know what code causes the following three entries in /var/log/messages:



      Oct 5 15:53:05 pecan kernel: Bridge firewalling registered

      Oct 5 15:53:16 pecan systemd: Started SYSV: setup firewall (iptables) rules (INPUT chain for the HN, FORWARD chain for clients).

      Oct 5 15:53:48 pecan prl_disp_service: 10-05 15:53:48.987 W /cmn_utils:2214:2391/ Start setting basic firewall rules...





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      a couple containers lost networking a couple days ago, i'm thinking it likely the issue is iptables commands being issued by system code somewhere. we manage iptables with our own firewall script. we're running openvz7 on centos7. i already removed firewalld, and i would like to know what code causes the following three entries in /var/log/messages:



      Oct 5 15:53:05 pecan kernel: Bridge firewalling registered

      Oct 5 15:53:16 pecan systemd: Started SYSV: setup firewall (iptables) rules (INPUT chain for the HN, FORWARD chain for clients).

      Oct 5 15:53:48 pecan prl_disp_service: 10-05 15:53:48.987 W /cmn_utils:2214:2391/ Start setting basic firewall rules...





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