Revisions to Delete all fail2ban bans in Ubuntu Linux

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Pablo A

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1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

Stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban
```
service fail2ban stop
```

If you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it
```
iptables -F
```

Be careful: 2. if you do not havethis will erase any other iptables rules, you can flush it in your iptables

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables.

1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

2. if you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables.

Stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban
```
service fail2ban stop
```

If you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it
```
iptables -F
```

Be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables.

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edited Mar 14, 2018 at 19:08

peterh

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1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

2. if you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables.

1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

2. if you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables

1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

2. if you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables.

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answered Jul 25, 2017 at 13:46

yodog

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1. stopping the service will clean all rules added by fail2ban

service fail2ban stop

2. if you do not have any other iptables rules, you can flush it

iptables -F

be careful: this will erase any other rules in your iptables

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