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The command "firejail --netstats" is used to view network statistics within a firejail sandbox environment.
Firejail is a Linux application sandboxing utility that provides an additional layer of security by restricting the resources and capabilities available to an application. It isolates the application within a sandbox environment, limiting its access to the system's files, network, and other resources.
The "--netstats" option is used to display network statistics for applications running within the firejail sandbox. It shows information related to network usage, such as bytes sent and received, connection counts, and protocol statistics.
When you execute the "firejail --netstats" command, it will display a summary of the network statistics for the applications currently running within the firejail environment. This can be useful for monitoring and analyzing network activity, identifying potential issues, or tracking network usage of specific applications.