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• Windows Firewall: what does it mean 'private profile '?

  I guess that 'Private profile' refers to an IP address that does not perform routing to the Internet, but then, why is not called 'local' or 'LAN '? And why is it called a "profile"? I'm not trying to be semantically *-retentive or being here. In fact, I'm confused by the terminology.

  'Private profile' kindly explain in terms I can understand as: addressing IP or WAN c. privilege user, VPN, LAN, etc. (in particular, belongs to a 'private' VPN?)

  Thank you.

  PS: just so you know, I'm a geek:

  • Private? = ? IP4_localhost | IP4_A-LAN | IP4_B-LAN | IP4_C-LAN
  • Public? = ? IP4_A-WAN | IP4_B-WAN | IP4_C-WAN

  where:

  • IP4_localhost = 127.X.X.X/8
  • IP4_A-LAN = 10.X.X.X/8
  • IP4_B-LAN = 172. [16-31]. X.X/12
  • IP4_C-LAN = 192.168.X.X/16
  • IP4_A-WAN = [1-9]. X.X.X/8 | [11-99]. X.X.X/8 | 100 (0-63). X.X/8 | 100. [128-255]. X.X/8 | [101-126]. X.X.X/8
  • IP4_B-WAN IS [128-168]. X.X.X/12 | 169. [0-253]. X.X/12 | 169.255.X.X/12 | [170-171]. X.X.X/12 | 172. [0-15]. X.X/12 | 172 [32-255]. X.X/12 | [173-191]. X.X.X/12
  • IP4_C-WAN = 192.0.1.0/16 | 192,0. [3-255]. X / 16 | 192. [1-87]. X.X/16 | 192,88. [0-98]. X / 16 | 192,88. [100-255]. X / 16 | 192. [89-167]. X.X/16 | 192 [169-255]. X.X/16 | [193-197]. X.X.X/16 | 198. [0-17]. X.X/16 | 198. [20-50]. X.X/16 | 198,51. [0-99]. X / 16 | 198,51. [101-255]. X / 16 | [199-202]. X.X.X/16 | 203,0. [0-112]. X / 16 | 203,0. [114-255]. X / 16 | [204-223]. X.X.X/16

  Hello Mark,

  Please keep us updated on the status of the issue. I appreciate your efforts to resolve the issue.

  We can also refer to this Microsoft article and check if it helps.

  Windows Firewall with advanced security

  Please do not hesitate to answer, in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

  Thank you

• Windows Firewall: get the message that the firewall cannot be activated because a "service is not associated with running.

  In the last days is message that my computer is not protected by a firewall. I followed the recommendations to enable the windows firewall (both through the alert procedure and the control panel); but get message that the firewall cannot be activated because a "service is not associated with running.

  I'm usually protected by the free AVG service and its protection of identity theft.

  How can I recover the windows firewall?

  How to turn on the windows firewall?

  1. Open Windows Firewall by clicking on the button start , clicking Control Panel, clicking Security, and then clickingWindows firewall.

  2. Click turn on or off Windows Firewall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Click on (recommended), and then click OK.

  If you want the firewall to block everything, including the programs selected on theExceptions tab, select theBlock all the incoming connections checkbox.

  WARNING: More than a firewall running at the same time program could lead to conflict. It is best to use a firewall program.

  If this post can help solve your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer"If you find it useful, mark it as useful by clicking the 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Activation of newspaper "ignored packages" for Windows Firewall

  Can someone tell me please how to activate "ignored packages" journal of WF in Windows 7 Home Premium.  In the settings of Windows Firewall and Adanced security, surveillance, saving settings; It shows the path to the file and that it is not currently logging.  The only way I found to enable this is in GP Management Console which I don't believe that has this version of Windows.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc947815 (WS.10) .aspx
  In the end, I try to understand why people can't get to my FTP on a non standard port when Windows Firewall is turned on even with the exception of the allow on this port and 20 for outgoing.

  Thanks for the quick response.  Although I didn't change the size of the log file, the article you sent had a section on the activation of the firewall log.  The answer that I needed.

  netsh firewall set logging droppedpackets = enable
  
  Bill

• If you install Oracle 11 g XE with active windows firewall APEX is dead

  My first installation of Oracle 11g XE was carried out with the active windows firewall.
  The database configuration was completed in bad condition because post install scripts did not stand because port 1521 has been locked.
  You got the "Get Started" link did not stand ok and browser got an error page.
  
  Allways install Oracle database with the non-active windows firewall.
  
  You can read in the documentation, installation...
  
  2.1.2 the Windows Firewall configuration
  
  If you plan to install Oracle Database XE on a computer running the Windows Firewall, which was introduced in Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1, and then connect from another computer, verify that the firewall has not been configured to block all communication between the following inbound ports. These ports are the default ports that users Oracle Database XE.
  
  1521: oracle database listener
  2030: oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
  8080: Transaction oracle HTTP Server
  
  but that apply to connect from another computer at your facility, not the installation process.
  I think that the documentation must contain "disable windows firewall before you try to install.

  Allways install Oracle database with the non-active windows firewall.

  Or add the listener and apex port numbers to the list of exceptions.

• the Windows vista firewall authorization driver is missing, the cause of the problem that the firewall cannot be activated? How to fix?

  Recently my fireall cannot be activated? I tried manually put on throughout the service, no luck. Then, I checked the firewall authorization driver is absent, it is the cause of the problem that the firewall cannot be activated? How to fix?

  Hi James,

  Thank you for your e-mail. I solved the problem using System Restore.

• Off__ active Windows Firewall

  Every time when I start or restart my PC the Windows Firewall GET is disabled.

  Hi Amit27,

  (1) since when are you facing this problem?

  (2) you have any software from third-party security installed on the computer?

  This occurs generally when a Microsoft security software not present on the conflict of the computer with the Windows Firewall.

  Method 1: You can follow the steps mentioned in the article below

  Security Warning: the Windows Firewall is disabled
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2288085

  If the problem persists,

  Method 2: Disable temporary third-party security software, you can view the steps mentioned in the link below

  Disable antivirus software

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/disable-antivirus-software

  You can see documentation provided with the application security software to turn it off.

  Check if the problem persists,

  Important: Activate security software once everything is done.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Rules of Windows Firewall: enabled v. not activated, leave c. block, when used in combination.

  In the rules for inbound Windows Firewall, what is the difference between these 3 settings?

  1, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'Yes', 'Action': 'Block '.
  2, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'No', 'Action': 'allow '.
  3, 'name': 'DHCP Server wireless PAN', 'Enabled': 'No', 'Action': 'Block '.

  Details.

  This defines whether the server DHCP Wireless PAN can use 'Protocol Type': "All", through "Local port": "All Ports", "Remote port": "all the Ports '.

  For which the firewall settings: will of 1 or 2 or 3, a Wireless PAN DHCP server (probably external) have access to my computer?

  Help "Windows Firewall with advanced security:
  'Enabled' == 'No': '... causes [firewall] to stop the comparison of the packets to the network rule', while 'The Action' == 'Block': blocks "... no matter what network packet that matches the firewall rule criteria".

  For firewall settings of: 1, 2, or 3, access will be blocked?

  It would be tempting to say, 'All', but this judgment doesn't jibe with what helps. Specifically, #2 & #3 are both ignored by the firewall because 'Enabled' == 'No': "... causes [firewall] to stop the comparison of the packets to the network rule. So the question is: since there is no 'Action' taken, the firewall will leave packages or it will block the?

  In other words, what is the default Action?

  Thank you.

  Yann Hey!

  I solved my problem here:
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/62b9fd5c-10b2-4266-BC15-fcf3e79d20d4/solved-Windows-Firewall-rule-that-allows-Windows-Update?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  He was basically simple once I learned to follow my nose.

  Thanks for your help. Ciao!

• While on internet, set Windows Firewall to 'block all '.

  Original title: Firewall Windows 'block all '.

  With the help of windows Firewall in Win7.

  Is there a way to easily set the firewall to 'Block All' (comings and goings) activity while I'm connected to the internet.

  I'm used to the use of 3rd party firewall and some have the choice of check "block all activity" on a right click of the icon 'taskbar '.

  I will use if go to leave the PC while on the net for more then a few seconds.

  I ask because firewalls 3rd party having this option does not work well with windows7.

  I don't want a process such as the control panel / advanced settings/unnecessary procedures / make / do that / go away/come back / freeze the system.

  Then having to do it all again in reverse to be reconnected.

  A simple one click / two click process that works.

  Anyone?

  Hello

  Thank you to provide us with an opportunity to help Microsoft Community, we are happy to help you.

  A firewall can help prevent hackers or malicious software (such as worms) to access your computer through a network or the Internet. A firewall can also help stop your computer from malware sent to other computers.

  If you want to block all connections using the Windows Firewall, please follow the steps mentioned below.

  1. Open the start menu.
  2. In the search box, search for "Windows Firewall".
  3. In the search results, select "Firewall with Advanced Security Windows".
  4. In the 'Présentation' section, check to see which profile is active. By default, it should 'private profile '.
  5. Click on the link marked "Windows Firewall properties.
  6. Select the tab 'private profile '.
  7. Make sure that "Firewall State" is set to "on (recommended)."
  8. Under "Incoming connections" click the menu drop down and select "Block all connections."
  9. Under "Outbound connections" click the menu drop down and select "block".
  10. Next to "Protected network connections", click on the button "Customize".
  11. Make sure all of the checkboxes are marked, especially 'Connection to the Local network' and 'Wireless network connection' (as appropriate).
  12. Click on the OK"" button. Closing this dialog box, click on the 'OK' button on the next dialog box.

  For more information, please see the link below.

  Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Properties Page

  Hope that the information provided is useful. Keep us updated on the State of the question, so that we can help you further.

• Windows Firewall: "Public network" - what is it?

  

  The cropped image is from a screenshot of "Control Panel" > "Windows Firewall".

  Watch 'Public networks' above. It says not 'connected '. Huh? I can browse the Internet, while 'public network' means for Microsoft?

  1, I seek to understand the firewall rules.
  2, I guess the 'unidentified network' is the VirtualBox Host-Only connection to my Linux VM.

  3, 'this' on the side of my router is my LAN. I guess that's what Microsoft means by 'private network '.

  4, the other side of my router is the Internet.

  5, when I initiate a connection, my computer sends a packet to my router (via my ' private network'? How else, huh?). My router it then goes to the Internet (a ' public network'? If the Internet is not a public network, what is?)

  If all this happens normally whereas my "public network" is "not connected", then what is my 'public network '?

  Thank you.

  Hello Mark,

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community.

  You can see the following articles from Microsoft to understand about Windows Firewall rules and firewall for different network profiles.

  Understanding Firewall profiles

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/getting-started-WFAS-firewall-profiles-IPSec (v = ws.10) .aspx

  Understanding Windows Firewall for different network profiles

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee851569.aspx

  End-to-end Windows Firewall

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Windows-Firewall-from-start-to-finish

  Hope this information is useful. Please write us back for any further assistance with Windows, we will be happy to help you.

• Impossible to activate permanent "network discovery and file sharing" in advanced sharing without turning windows firewall at the wide service.

  Environment:

  I have a workgroup Windows 8 pro PC with all updates from Windows update. The PC is connected via WiFi (home) to a router (the same thing happens if I am connected to the router directly via RJ45). It's my "private network (NAT). I have the Windows Firewall is enabled in its default configuration. I use "Windows Defender" as my protection\firewall of virus software.  "When I go to: change options for sharing different network profiles" under advanced sharing options. I try to turn on file sharing and network discovery in the private profile. It shows that "the private sector is the current profile. The radio button lights. However, when I go to the file Explorer / network I got the message ' network discovery and file sharing are turned off. " The network computers and devices are not visible. Click here to change... " I click to change, however when I click to change it keeps returning and gives me the same message. I then go in ""network control and Internet\Network and sharing Center\Advanced sharing settings " and the option buttons in private profile for the network discovery and file sharing are turned off."

  If I turn off the Windows Firewall. Everything works. I need to open a hole in the windows firewall for 2 applications was discovered and network file sharing. I opened rather not just blindly ports. However, if this is the only solution, what ports do I need open.

  Hi all

  I have exactly the same problem.  (and I'm not the only one. - There are many!) The problem does not lie with the Windows Firewall. If I turn it off, discovery network and file sharing is turned on-tour he turn it back on and its all disabled subsequently and the rest of the way.  I've been round and round the forums of the world looking for a solution but still find a definitive answer. Can certain software engineering in Microsoft Please arrive at the correct answer.

  Thank you very much

  PT.

• Cannot drag a private window

  I have no problem dragging the standard window of Firefox, but I can't drag private Windows. Title bar is there, so is not the issue. It started with the latest version (35.0).

  HI guavaman,
  There were some comments to the previous launch, which also referred to this issue. But today they was a version of update 35.0.1 who may have sent it. Please upgrade to the latest version and post if this still happens.

  If not, try a new profile to verify that it doesn't have to do with an extension or a new preference: use the Profile Manager to create and delete profiles Firefox

• The windows firewall settings 7 HP LaserJet MFP M127fw Pro

  Just bought a LaserJet MFP M127fw Pro and having, I think, connection problems.

  A lot of net traffic, but nothing is ever done. I was wondering if the windows firewall is keeps something.

  Activation ePrint attempted, but that doesn't seem to do anything... 20 minutes of "wheels".

  and the printer goes to sleep...

  I am on a 3 MB connection WiFi ISP... I'm just too impatient?

  The firewall settings windows I have to do?

  Any ideas?

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  Gigabyte Intel I7 W

  16 GB OF RAM

  Hi @CCcrider

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support.  I understand that you can not connect to web services on your LaserJet Pro M127fw printer.

  Please define Manual of the printer an IP address manually and DNS servers.  The steps on how to proceed can be found as "three Solution: the printer of the assign a static IP address" in the document of printer is not maintaining the wireless connection .  For the DNS primary please use 209.244.0.3 and auxiliary DNS, use 209.244.0.4.  These are public DNS servers of Level3.

  Please let me know the results.

• Ethernet and Windows Firewall

  Hello

  I need to know what Windows Firewall rules must be defined for TestStand/CVI see the ARP protocol. We see nothing, no ethernet traffic.

  I have a system (Army Gold Master 7, using TestStand and CVI) who has "standard" Government firewall rules We strive to communicate by Ethernet to specialized devices and we see no traffic unless disable us the firewall. We are not on the internet (not allowed by gov). The specialized devices send a broadcast request for IP but the software it never sees.

  I added (incoming and outgoing) rules to allow traffic to and from my application (CVI app that does a lot of TestStand active X calls). In the logs I saw something on cviproxy so I put rules to allow that. I've set allow rules for TestStand Runtime engine. I also disabled Windows defender.

  Any suggestions? BTW, we will not disable the firewall once it is deployed.

  Thank you

  Hey Joe,

  I did some checking, and generally, CVI does not implement itself - treatment rather ARP packet, it uses Windows built in functionality to receive ARP packets and assign IP addresses. ARP is contained in the Protocol Ethernet himself and is at a lower level than the concept of ports, so that Windows Firewall cannot directly block ARP packets.

  Your software CVI aims to process ARP packets in some way, or are you just wanting to communicate with devices via Ethernet? If it's the last, then the assignment of intellectual property should arrive outside the CVI and regarding the CVI you must only make sure that the correct port has been opened for communication with the specialized unit. This port number would be depends on the configuration of the device itself.

  When you disable the firewall and are able to communicate with the device, how is the appliance gets its IP address? For example, it is automatically assigned by Windows or your router (with DHCP) or it has a static IP address assigned to him? It is possible that the IP address is assigned, but given that the specific communication port is blocked by the firewall, the communication can occur.

  I hope this helps a little, and if you can give us the answers to these questions, we can provide I hope to better understand the situation.

• Windows Firewall is down all packets coming from a PPTP site to site VPN

  I have a PPTP VPN site-to-site built with RRAS. The branch server is a Windows Server 2003, and the main Office Server is a Windows Server 2008 R2. Public profile Windows Firewall log shows that all packages of the branch are declining.

  Curiously, I can access all the main office desktop computers.

  The configuration is:

  Main office:
  Network address: 192.168.0.0/24
  IP address of the server: 192.168.0.3/24

  Branch:
  Network address: 192.168.1.0/24
  IP address of the server: 192.168.1.1/24

  I guess that both tunnels are ok because RRAS shows that interfaces are connected. Each PPTP server interface receives an IP address assigned by remote RRAS.

  There is no set of packet filters.
  There are firewall rules allow ICMPv4 inbound and outbound traffic.

  When I try to ping 192.168.0.3 from the Branch Office Server, Windows Firewall records in the log of public profile:

  2011-09-28 16:10:44 DROP ICMP 192.168.0.102 192.168.0.3 - 0-0 0 - RECEIVE

  where 192.168.0.102 is the address PPP assigned to the Head Office of RRAS.

  Any help will be appreciated and very helpful.

  Thank you.

  Hello
   
  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Technet Forum. You can follow the link to your question:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro
   
  Hope that helps.