Set up a stateless firewall on a VDI machine that accomplishes the following objectives:

Allows any critical traffic needed for your machine to function. The critical traffic includes

the TCP traffic to and from the VDI gateways $($check the Wireshark trace for the IP

addresses; they could be $10\mathrm{.}100\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}161$ through $10\mathrm{.}100\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}164)$ and all traffic on the loopback

interface.

Allows web traffic to external servers with class A IP addresses at ports $80$ and $443.$

Allows secure shell connections from your machine to any machine at port $22.$

Allows secure shell connections from one of the Fox servers $($e$.$g$.,$

fox$02.$cs$.$utsarr.net$)$ to

your machine at port $22.$

Blocks all other TCP traffic.

Logs all blocked packets before dropping them. Use a custom label to easily extract the log

information generated by the firewall rules you created.