Overview
The net-repair module is a resilient network diagnostics and recovery system designed to restore connectivity, repair broken network configurations, and recover unstable systems in remote or production environments.
The engine combines automated diagnostics, configuration snapshots, rollback logic, and adaptive repair workflows to recover systems from network-related failures without requiring a full system reinstall.
It is specifically designed for infrastructure where:
- uptime is critical
- physical access is limited
- SSH connectivity may be unstable
- remote recovery capability is essential
Configuration Snapshot
The engine can capture and preserve the current network state for future restoration.
Snapshots may include:
- interface configuration
- routing tables
- gateway assignments
- DNS configuration
- firewall state
- runtime network parameters
These recovery points provide deterministic rollback capability during failures.
Safe Rollback
When repair attempts fail or instability persists, the engine can automatically revert to a previously validated network state.
Rollback behavior is designed to:
- avoid permanent lockouts
- restore stable routing
- recover remote management access
- preserve unrelated system configuration
Incremental restoration prevents unnecessary overwriting of unaffected settings.