Debian 8 questions

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  1. cet

    cet Registered Member

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    I have installed Debian 8 and everything is fine.But I could not find any firewall as in Ubuntu.Should I install ufw or is there any default firewall enabled for debian ?Thanks in advance.
     
  2. Amanda

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    Well, there is a firewall in all modern Linux. It's called "Netfilter" :) You also have Iptables installed.

    However, there is no UFW or GUFW installed. But you can install them if you want. Then do (as in Ubuntu):
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    ufw enable
    Then:
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    systemctl enable ufw
     
  3. cet

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    Are iptables and netfilter running or do I have to enable them?
     
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    They're running. To view it's rules, just do:

    iptables -L -v
     
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    Thank you
     
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    You're welcome :)
     
  7. Joxx

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    Is there a graphical software center like in Ubuntu or Mint?
     
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    No.... You can just use the package manager to install most things from the repos, or if you want, you can install the package "software-center" from the repos and then you'll have it.
     
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    Package came preinstalled.I installed debian today.Software-center is not available for jessie it is available for wheezy.
     

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    Closest you can get is Synaptic, which is a reasonable GUI package manager front end. https://wiki.debian.org/Synaptic
     
  11. Joxx

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    Yeap, Synaptic is quite handy.
    If you use it to install a handful of programs how will those be updated/upgraded with time? Will the OS do it or do you have to do it manually?
     
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    Ok, sorry and thanks for correcting me guys, I was using Synaptic myself, but Googled and thought you could install "software-center" in Jessie... When I last installed Debian a few weeks ago from the 8.2 netinstall ISO, I'm pretty sure I didn't get software-center at all, so it must be default in Wheezy(?) I did a Cinnamon install...
     
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    I've become a fan of iptables-persistent and just (gradually) learning iptables :)
     
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