[humanpuff69]

Hmmm so there is no solution to fix or edit that command, is that i missed something? because i didn't edit any command from that site. what i really need a solution.

iptables -A INPUT -p udp --dport 7777 -m limit --limit 6/s --limit-burst 12 -j DROP

DROP is making iptables drop the connection on that specific rules if the condition is true
that is probably ddos protection sort of . you can delete that if you find your packet get dropping . to remove it you can

iptables -D INPUT -p udp --dport 7777 -m limit --limit 6/s --limit-burst 12 -j DROP

[Mashiro]

@Melvin

You can delete the iptables rule and it should be working again. To delete the rule read the post that @humanpuff69 added here.

Alternatively you can use the two commands below to delete all iptables rules if necessary.

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iptables -F
iptables -X

[rudra]

But don't forget to reintroduce proper iptables ruleset after you are done clearing everything as above. ha ha

I request HR to write a primar on iptables and how to use it with the most important basic concepts and rules. He is very good at writing those.

[Mashiro]

I have already written a few guides in regards to iptables:
- https://post4vps.com/thread-2643.html
- https://freevps.us/thread-16342.html

For more advanced information there is Google and the iptables man pages because I have never needed anything more complex than the basics so far. I don't have time to write in depth guides as I did before.

All I literally do if I need something is "I look it up on Google or the man pages".