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Your firewall zones, read live.

Suriq reads your firewalld state as it changes - the zones, what is reachable from the internet, who is being denied, and whether the running rules still match what is on disk. All in the same console as the alerts for that server, with the controls to act.

The firewalld integration in the Suriq console: running status, default zone and version, runtime = permanent badge, denies in 24 hours, repeat attackers, scan alerts, active zones, blocked IPs, and internet-reachable open ports with detected host roles.
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It reads firewalld - and turns it into things you can use.

Not just a status page. Suriq pulls the real picture out of firewalld, watches for the drift and exposure you would miss, and gives you the controls to fix them - without SSH-ing in.

What it shows you
  • Your zone topology - every active zone, its services, ports, sources, and interfaces, with the default zone marked
  • Whether the running rules still match what is on disk, and how long they have been out of sync
  • Which of your ports are open to the internet, the service each belongs to, and whether anything is actually listening
  • The host's detected roles, so an exposed port that does not fit stands out
  • Denied traffic over the last 24 hours, with repeat attackers and scan alerts called out
  • Who is attacking you - their country, their network, the ports they hit, and the rules they tripped
  • Every IP on your Suriq blocklist, and a live globe of where the denied traffic is coming from
  • A record of every config change, with the exact keys that moved, so a quiet edit never slips by
What it lets you do
  • Block, unblock, or temp-block an IP in one click - the temp block reverts on its own when its time is up
  • Allow a trusted IP straight through, including your own, so you never lock yourself out
  • Close a port that should not be open, right from the exposure view - SSH and the Suriq manager stay protected
  • Block your top attackers, with the full story on each one before you do
  • Persist runtime changes to permanent, or reload from permanent, when the two have drifted apart
  • Run on-demand checks - list zones, diff runtime against permanent, dump the blocklist - and read the raw output
  • Every action logged, so you can prove what changed and when

Suriq's agent reads firewalld directly on the host - its state, zones, config, and the denied-traffic it logs. Nothing extra to install, nothing to reconfigure. Risky edits to the running firewall are held on a short timer and revert on their own unless you keep them, so a bad change can never lock you out.

Stop SSH-ing in to read your firewall.

Deploy a Guardian and firewalld shows up in the console - live, explained, and ready to act on.