I just tried: After=network.target After 5 reboot tests I got mixed results: The first two reboots failed to start networking at all and ufw reported its status as "inactive" immediately after boot. The next two reboots networking started successfully, and ufw reported as active. The final reboot, networking again did not start and ufw status was "inactive"
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