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  • New Features

    • The system now activates enhanced firewall protection with improved logging and real-time prompts to ensure uninterrupted connectivity.
  • Documentation

    • New diagnostic reports provide detailed insights into active network connections and service statuses for easier system monitoring.

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The changes provide two new files containing command output snapshots. One file shows the status and statistics of the firewall using sudo iptables -L -v -n and sudo ufw status verbose, detailing chain policies, rules, and logging configurations. The other file includes the outputs of sudo netstat -tulnp and sudo ss -tulnp, which list active TCP/UDP connections and listening ports. No modifications to exported or public entities have been made.

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File(s) Change Summary
dmytro_rak_09/6… Contains detailed outputs from sudo iptables -L -v -n and sudo ufw status verbose, displaying firewall chain policies, packet counts, and logs.
dmytro_rak_09/7… Includes outputs from sudo netstat -tulnp and sudo ss -tulnp, listing active network connections, listening ports, and associated process info.

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Scanning firewall rules through network displays,
I nibble on outputs of iptables so neat,
And dash through netstat, a whimsical treat,
Each command a crunchy byte in a garden of log delight,
Hopping through code, my ears alight!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
dmytro_rak_09/7 sudo netstat -tulnp and sudo ss -tulnp.txt (1)

1-9: Review of the netstat command output.
The captured output of sudo netstat -tulnp provides a clear snapshot of active server sockets. The repeated entries for systemd-resolve on port 53 appear as expected (possibly reflecting both IPv4 and duplicate listings), and the listening state for SSH on tcp6 is correctly shown.

dmytro_rak_09/6. sudo iptables -L -v -n and sudo ufw status verbose.txt (1)

33-174: Review of detailed iptables chains and logging rules.
This section displays all the configured UFW chains—including those for logging, policy skipping, and tracking—detailing packet and byte counts for each rule. The configuration appears comprehensive and is well-documented in the snapshot; however, consider verifying that the configured logging limits (e.g., average rate and burst settings) meet the diagnostic requirements during troubleshooting scenarios.

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dmytro_rak_09/7 sudo netstat -tulnp and sudo ss -tulnp.txt (1)

10-18: Review of the ss command output.
The sudo ss -tulnp output is comprehensive and consistent with the netstat results. It details socket statistics accurately, providing an alternative view of active sockets and associated processes, which is useful for further network diagnostics.

dmytro_rak_09/6. sudo iptables -L -v -n and sudo ufw status verbose.txt (3)

1-3: Review of UFW enabling output.
The output correctly captures the UFW enablement process, including the SSH connection warning and confirmation message. This helps verify that the firewall was activated intentionally without inadvertently locking out SSH access.


4-32: Review of the iptables basic configuration.
The snapshot of the sudo iptables -L -v -n output clearly lists the major chains (INPUT, FORWARD, OUTPUT) along with their policies and rule statistics. This provides a solid baseline view of the firewall configuration and traffic statistics that are beneficial for troubleshooting.


174-179: Review of the UFW verbose status output.
The final portion captures the output of sudo ufw status verbose neatly, confirming that the firewall is active with the expected default policies and logging level. This concise summary is valuable for quickly assessing the firewall state.

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