In CentOS 7, the iptables service suspends startup and saves backups.

In CentOS 7, the iptables service suspends startup and saves backups.

By default, firewalld is used to manage iptables.

# Yum-y install iptabels install iptables

# Yum-y install iptables-service install iptables service

Install both at the same time to enable the firewalld service.

# Systemctl enable iptables Add the iptables service to start upon startup,

And automatically import rules from the/etc/syaconfig/iptables File

Chkconfig iptables = systemctl enable iptables all add the iptables service to the startup Service

# Systemctl disable iptables disable the iptables service

# Systemctl stop iptables service suspension

# Systemctl enable iptables remove static iptables

# Systemctl start iptables enable the Service

# Service iptables save because the iptables service has been added, this command can be run. If you do not add a service before, you cannot run it.

# Service iptables status view iptables service status