We will first check some of the general Iptables commands . The below command will dispaly all the available chains ( TCP, INPUT, OUTPUT, etc.) configured.
iptables -S
You can then filter this more with specific chains , the below command will display all the INPUT rules
iptables -S INPUT
To display all the active rules , you can do the same chain filtering with this command .
iptables -L
so to delete a rule ,first you need to find the line number of your rule.
iptables -L INPUT --line-numbers
This will display all the INPUT rules and its corresponding line number. For eg : to delete rule number 58 , the command will be :
iptables -v -D INPUT 58
This will delete the INPUT chain rule 58 and then you need to save the changes
service iptables save
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