NO DEBUG FIREWALL FILTER
no debug firewall {session|filter|nat|attack|alg|intrusion|
selector [saddr <ip-address>|daddr <ip-address>|protocol
<number>|sport <number>|dport <number>][output|permanent]|all
[detail-level]}
This command turns off the debugging functionality which is enabled using the above
command. The "selector" keyword allows you to turn off debugging only for selected
traffic.
NO IP FILTER
no ip filter <name>
This command is entered in the Configuration mode. This command is used to
delete the filter when it is not attached to any interface.
no ip filter <name> force
This command is entered in the Configuration mode. This command is used to
delete the filter when it is attached to an interface.
The filter has to be first detached from its interface and then removed. If the filter
is attached to any of the interfaces, it cannot be deleted. In such a case, to force
deletion of a filter, use the "force" command from the configuration mode itself.
This gives the flexibility in deleting a filter even without detaching it from its
interfaces. As a result, it reduces the complexity and time.
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no ip filter {in|out} <name>
This command detaches the filter attached to an interface. This does not entirely
delete the filter definition. It only detaches it from its interface.
If the command "no ip filter name" is issued at the top level and if this filter is not
bound to any interface, it deletes the filter definition.
NO RULE
no rule <line number>
This command is issued in the Filter Configuration mode. The command deletes a
single component in the filter with respect to the corresponding line number.
NO STATELESS
no stateless
This command is entered in the Filter Configuration mode. It changes the stateless
option configured on the firewall, to the default state which is stateful or reflexive.
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