Iptables-save command usage

Overview iptables-save [-c] [-ttable] indicates to dump the content of an IPTABLE to STDOUT (standard output) in a simple syntax format ). you can use the shell to provide I/0 redirection to write to a file-c, -- counters output contains the current value of all packets and byte counters-t, -- tabletablename only outputs the table overview of the specified table name
　　 Iptables-Save [-c] [-t table]
Description
A simple syntax format is used to dump the content of an ip table to STDOUT (standard output ).
Use the shell to provide I/0 redirection to write to a file.
-C, -- counters
The output contains the current values of all packets and byte counters.
-T, -- table tablename
Only the table with the specified table name is output. if not specified, all available tables are output.
Bugs
Not found in iptables-1.2.1 release
Author
Harald Welte
See
Iptables-restore (, iptables (
The iptables-HOWTO details more iptable usage
The NAT-HOWTO details nat
The Netfilter-hacking-HOWTO details the nature
IPTABLES-RESTORE (IPTABLES-RESTORE (
Overview
Iptables-restore [-c] [-n]
Description
Iptables-restore is used to restore the IP Table through the data specified on STDIN (standard input.
The I/O redirection function provided by your shell reads from a file.
-C, -- counters
Restore the current value of all packages and byte counters
-N, -- noflush
Do not delete the previous content in the table. If this parameter is not specified, iptables-restore will clear (delete) all
The content in the previous table.
Bugs
Not found in iptables-1.2.1 release
Author
Harald Welte
See
Iptables-restore (, iptables (
The iptables-HOWTO details more iptable usage
The NAT-HOWTO details nat
The Netfilter-hacking-HOWTO details the nature