Updating ip table rules

Updating ip table rules

When you need to add a firewall rule in Linux, you will need to edit the iptables file, which is located in /etc/sysconfig . Before you make any changes be sure to make a copy of the current iptables file in the event something happens. Once the changes have been made, run the command: service iptables restart    

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