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αғsнιη
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If you need to use iproute2, so

ip rule save > /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

# ip rule save > /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

will save your rules. And next time you should just

ip rule restore < /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

# ip rule restore < /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

If you need to use iproute2, so

ip rule save > /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

will save your rules. And next time you should just

ip rule restore < /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

If you need to use iproute2, so

# ip rule save > /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

will save your rules. And next time you should just

# ip rule restore < /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin
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UFO999
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If you need to use iproute2, so

ip rule save > /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin

will save your rules. And next time you should just

ip rule restore < /[somepath]/your-ruleset.bin