On 07/24/2012 07:56 AM, Ryan J Nicholson wrote: > Run iptables -F as root to clear the firewall rules until the next > reboot (iptables -L will show you the current rules). The best way to disable the firewall on CentOS and Fedora typically is "service iptables stop". To disable it at boot time: "chkconfig iptables off". Sean