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We have seen how to remove a particular IP from the iptables rule. Now what if we want to remove all the iptables rule?

We can use the below command to remove all iptables rule.


iptables --flush

If we want to remove a particular chain rule use below command:

iptables --flush 'chain name'

For example, to remove all INPUT rules use below command:

iptables --flush INPUT

Finally save it by running the below command:

/etc/init.d/iptables save