journalctl: This command is used to query and display logs from the system's journal, which is managed by systemd. It shows logs from various system services, kernel messages, and other components.
-x: This option provides additional explanations for log messages, which can give more context about what the logs mean. It helps in troubleshooting by including descriptions for some log entries.
-u network: The -u option filters the logs to display only messages related to the specified systemd unit, which in this case is network.
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