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I'm trying to understand and build my own firewall for the first time.



I'm very new to this kind of things.



I came up to ufw and added some rules to test it.



Is there any way of deleting all the rules at once with a single command?










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    I'm trying to understand and build my own firewall for the first time.



    I'm very new to this kind of things.



    I came up to ufw and added some rules to test it.



    Is there any way of deleting all the rules at once with a single command?










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      I'm trying to understand and build my own firewall for the first time.



      I'm very new to this kind of things.



      I came up to ufw and added some rules to test it.



      Is there any way of deleting all the rules at once with a single command?










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      I'm trying to understand and build my own firewall for the first time.



      I'm very new to this kind of things.



      I came up to ufw and added some rules to test it.



      Is there any way of deleting all the rules at once with a single command?







      command-line firewall ufw






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          If you want to turn off UFW completely and delete all the rules, you can use "reset" command:



          ufw reset


          Afterwards you can start it again (fresh clean) using:



          sudo ufw enable


          More info can be found in this tutorial and the official documents






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            If you want to turn off UFW completely and delete all the rules, you can use "reset" command:



            ufw reset


            Afterwards you can start it again (fresh clean) using:



            sudo ufw enable


            More info can be found in this tutorial and the official documents






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              If you want to turn off UFW completely and delete all the rules, you can use "reset" command:



              ufw reset


              Afterwards you can start it again (fresh clean) using:



              sudo ufw enable


              More info can be found in this tutorial and the official documents






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                If you want to turn off UFW completely and delete all the rules, you can use "reset" command:



                ufw reset


                Afterwards you can start it again (fresh clean) using:



                sudo ufw enable


                More info can be found in this tutorial and the official documents






                share|improve this answer















                If you want to turn off UFW completely and delete all the rules, you can use "reset" command:



                ufw reset


                Afterwards you can start it again (fresh clean) using:



                sudo ufw enable


                More info can be found in this tutorial and the official documents







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