Why would you do it? To keep things consistent you should use the CLI. If you want to configure a system using iptables you could just install a regular Linux distro.
Regards Arne On 02.11.2018 11:37, Bertrand Caplet wrote: > Hey there, > I don't know about the rest but sometimes you need to do : > iptables -F > iptables -X > > In order to delete all rules > > Le 2 novembre 2018 10:57:35 GMT+01:00, wllabs <wll...@163.com> a écrit : > > I simply looked at the implementation of doCommit, I see this > method is to write the file to write the configuration, after > writing the configuration, how does it take effect? Which method > is this implemented? > Another problem is that after I execute "iptables -F" to clear the > iptables rules, it seems that the rules are still in effect. Why? > > > > > > -- > CHUNKZ.NET - script kiddie and IT analyst > Bertrand Caplet, Rennes (FR) > Feel free to send encrypted/signed messages > Key ID: 6E494EB9 > GPG FP: CB1B 664A 9165 98F8 459F 0807 CA35 B76F 6E49 4EB9 > > _______________________________________________ > Vyos-developers mailing list > Vyos-developers@lists.tuxis.nl > https://lists.tuxis.nl/listinfo/vyos-developers
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