Disable and Uninstall APF Firewall Script

APF (Advanced Policy Firewall) is a firewall script that can be used to configure and manage firewall rules on a Linux system. If you want to disable and uninstall APF, you can follow these steps:

1. Stop the APF service: To stop the APF service, run the following command:

service apf stop

2. Disable the APF service: To disable the APF service so that it does not start at boot time, run the following command:

chkconfig apf off

3. Remove the APF package: To uninstall APF, you will need to remove the APF package using your package manager. The package name may vary depending on your Linux distribution, but it is typically called apf or apf-firewall. For example, on a system using the yum package manager, you can run the following command:

yum remove apf

4. Remove the APF configuration files: APF stores its configuration files in the /etc/apf directory. If you want to completely remove APF from your system, you can delete this directory and its contents:

rm -rf /etc/apf