Windows 7 firewall rule to allow only a predefined range of LAN IP Communications?

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  Unfortunately, the link you provided goes to answers for Windows server, not Win7Pro, but I got the idea.

  I found this statement, (that I neglected before,) on the page for the Windows Firewall:

  Firewall Windows with advanced security is designed for use by COMPUTER administrators who need to manage network security in an enterprise environment. It is not intended for use in home networks. Home users should consider using the Windows Firewall program available in the Panel.

  It also begins to help.  I have another question to try to set up the FTP, and it is to change the default port 21 to something else.  Unfortunately, even if the programs allowed Windows Firewall prompt indicates change port settings, click on "change setitings", when I do, I'm only able to enter the program of applications, not to define the ports.

  Oh, well.  I guess the only provision I have is port forwarding in my router, and if it doesn't work, I'm outta luck.

  In the meantime, at least I know now how to set exclusions for programs.  I still don't know how to set the permission for a specific IP address, but...  Thank you.  Your comment has helped (indirectly).

• [Solved] Research of firewall rule allowing Windows Update

  The problem has been resolved here: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/62b9fd5c-10b2-4266-bc15-fcf3e79d20d4/solved-windows-firewall-rule-that-allows-windows-update?forum=w7itpronetworking

  Everything down here is obsolete. (But you can read the true story about the virus of Bagel).

  Someone at - it an outbound Windows Firewall rule allowing Windows Update?

  Details.

  Yesterday, I tried to run Windows Update. The rule of outbound firewall to allow Windows Update to get through, I added was:

  Name: Allow Windows Update
  Group:
  Profile: Public
  Activated: Yes
  Action: allow
  Program: %SystemRoot%\System32\wuapp.exe
  Local address: no
  Remote address: all
  Protocol: all
  The local railway: no
  Remote port: any
  Computers permit: all

  I got 10 updates to install and all 10 failed. The only way that they have all been able to fail is: '% SystemRoot%\System32\wuapp.exe' is the wrong program, OR "wuapp.exe" passes control to another program, I don't know.

  Can anyone help me with this? I'll be forever grateful if you can.

  Note that I had to fall back to the default settings (see 'Background', below) in order to succeed and who has not made me happy.

  Background.

  Despite what you think it means, "outbound connections (green check mark) that do not match a rule are allowed" (which is the default) means only, unless you went to the extreme penalty to create the blocking rules, the firewall is wide open for outbound - connections, essentially, you have no firewall for outbound connections. " That means, 1, if you have a Trojan horse on your computer that is looking to download his main-payload of viruses in your computer (see "A history of real virus", below), or 2, if you have a virus keylogger in your computer who wants to 'phone home' him make his Masters criminal of your online banking user name & password There is absolutely nothing to stop.

  That's why I put my firewall: "(entry not red) outbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked".

  A story real virus.

  A couple of years ago, I visited a well known web site that had been hijacked - was - it cnet? I think so. The site seemed basically OK, but something made me shy away. I've left without clicking anything whatsoever. But the visitor of this site (with active javascript) transferred a Trojan horse in my computer (i.e. "Trojan", below).

  Once it was in my computer, the Trojan horse, then went through my firewall, out - was my firewall zonealarm at this time? I think so - and downloaded Bagel, a key logger to rootkit.

  I had no warning of the firewall as the Trojan horse used a well-known port that was wide open, and I had no antivirus warning because Bagel does not change any existing program. It uses the unallocated file space, patched itself in the initialization string, charged before the mode protected of windows at the next startup and reprogrammed the hardware memory to hide its presence in memory. It took me 2 months to discover Bagel and another 4 months to get rid of him. It was hell. My keyboard and mouse acted constantly upward. I didn't a bank online at this time. If I had, I'm sure that my account would have been cleaned up because that's what Bagel. It's a keylogger monitoring keyboard and browser waits to catch a connection to the Bank.

  Details of Trojan.

  The Trojan horse was a javascript function which ran automatically when the page is loaded. He created a table (similar to a mathematical object matrix) made up of identical over 1 million members of the group. Each Member of the Group was a short string of numbers. As it looped to add table-members, the Trojan horse later (in fractions of a second) overflowed the heap memory management hardware had allocated to my browser. That overflow has partially replaced the next higher segment in memory - which is called a "violation of the limits", and Yes, it is possible, if you position the base register just below the upper part of your segment and then use a large lag. There was a flaw in Windows that could not detect this type of violation of the limits and Bagel is designed to exploit this vulnerability. But the story does not stop there. To take control, the short string of numbers in a table-member of the "wrong"side of this segment limit had to be performed. Now, it of the roll of the dice that viruses are facing, but if the program that was partly crushed is always loaded in memory and running and if it executes the code at the bottom of its segment, then - Voila! -the virus takes control of the timeslice allocated to the program that was partly crushed. In other words, the program that was partly crushed no longer control, the virus is in control. So, what did the do Trojan horse? Completely in the background and without any idea for me, he went to a web site in Ukraine and downloaded the main payload of Bagel. How do I know all this? I looked at the javascript trojan and I disassembled - disassembly is as kind of decoding - the payload of Bagel (the rootkit) that I saved after I found some 6 months later. I still have the payload of Bagel sequestered in a zip in quarantine - in fact, I have a menagerie of dozens of viruses that I use to test antivirus programs.

  Hi Mark,

  Please keep us updated on the issue.

  I ask that you continue to try the suggestions in this article because the information in the article is good for Windows 7 as well.

  Please let us know the result.

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• How can I put the Windows XP firewall in a port configuration 'allow all' and only block some ports?

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  I train this script via the command-line batch with the netsh firewall add portopening command.  From what I've read, if enabled the firewall denies all traffic and only allows ports with exceptions, so through batch scripts, I opened all the 65 000 + ports TCP and UDP, essentially with the firewall turned on but in a configuration of "allow all the»  I don't deny the 100 or so ports to my list that I want blocked after they are all open.

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  Does anyone have a suggestion on how to realize this "allow all", deny some' strategy?  I know it's a strange use of the Windows Firewall, so let's please jump in front of a 'why would you do this incredibly stupid thing?"messages.

  Also, if it was the wrong forum (or website) to post on for this kind of question, I'd appreciate a recommendation of a more appropriate forum.

  Hello

  See the steps in the following article.

  How to manually open ports in Internet Connection Firewall in Windows XP?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308127

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  Andrew

  Thank you all for all the great links :)  It turns out that the problem I had was the result of the creation of a firewall exception for the 64 bit version of Internet Explorer, rather than the 32-bit version.  When I changed the program that has been authorized by the firewall of %ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer\iexplorer.exe \Internet.exe (x 86) % ProgramFiles %, I was once more able to connect to Internet by using IE.  Once again, thank you for all the links.  I think I understand a little better Windows Firewall now.

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• Windows 7 firewall, just after the power rules

  Hello

  Setting up a private workgroup-to-peer network (not homegroup, no servers or domain) of several PC windows 7.  Have all network connections, defined as 'private' of networks.  At that time, the private firewall is disabled, and the Public firwall is enabled.  Administration tool using remote third 3rd RAdmin connect and control the PC.

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  I worked with the provider of 3rd party s/w (famatech) and they also have no idea why it works this way.

  Any ideas how the Windows 7 firewall works right after that the PC is on, but before the user login?  Any ideas how can I do an acceptable firewall rule which will be in force after powering on, but before that the user log?

  Thank you in advance for any help or any other ideas,

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• How to restore Windows Firewall rules to the default settings

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  Hello

  I suggest you to upgrade in Place on Windows 7 and check.

  How to perform an upgrade on the spot on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 & Windows Server 2008 R2

  
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2255099

  Important note: I would like to explain that the upgrade in place is a tool to repair the system. Thanks to the special upgrade process, we will be able to repair the system. The upgrade in place will not affect the settings like photos, movies, documents, etc. that are saved on the computer.  However, it is recommended that you first back up your important information and files of other partitions or other disks.

  For more information, see the link.

  Reset the default settings in the Windows Firewall with advanced security

  Please post back with the results and we will be happy to help you further.

• How to create the firewall rule for Windows 7 for javaw.exe?

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  Hello

  I recommend you to send the request to another Department for assistance:

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  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itprosecurity/threads

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• How to allow only .gov Web sites on Windows XP using the installation of the broad-band

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  Concerning

  Maton

  Hi Matt,

  This forum is for MSE who cannot restrict access of Web site you want.

  One of the possible methods that comes to mind uses the Parental http://www.windows-help-central.com/parental-controls-in-windows-xp.html may control with Windows Live Family Safety http://explore.live.com/windows-live-family-safety?os=other (according to the version of XP and whether or not you have a workgroup or domain LAN).  When you set up, allow *.gov, but reject all other types you can imagine (I don't think there is a way to allow only .gov, but you can exclude most if not all of the other busiest - check domain name registrars to get a list of options).  If you use a domain, way to go would be with a custom domain group policy to restrict access on all of the network (except perhaps the server or individuals of special category in Active Directory if you want).

  If that is not the case, and I think it might, please repost your question in the following forum to get the expert assistance you need: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-networking?page=1&tab=all.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• Windows 7 firewall allows 1777 proinstaller, 449, 976

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  Thank you

  Laurent

  [Original title: proinstaller1777, 449, 976]

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• Windows Firewall 8 - applications allowed

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  aponikikay, there is no port forwarding necessary to the function of the RVL200 SSL - VPN.

  Topic 1. That is not proven. It shouldn't do. The router should automatically make sure that the SSL - VPN router service is functional and accessible.

  Re 2. No transfer necessary. In addition, never before TCP/UDP port 47 or 50 for VPN functions. The TCP 1723 port is used for PPTP. UDP 500 is used for ISAKMP. You usually also to transmit TCP/UDP 4500 port for IPSec encapsulation.

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• How to import a TXT file in my list of firewall rules?

  Good then I exported a list of firewall rules in a txt file. I then copied on some firewall rules. Then I saved the file txt and I wonder how I can re - import the txt file. Please note that I don't know of import policy...

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  Since I couldn't find a solution that I found something different that also works. I found a .bat file that you can put in the folder in which you want to block the program and it crashes all the exe files in this folder and all subfolders. You can even choose a fix before custom firewall rule... If any other person having this problem follow the instructions, I provide below:
  
  Instructions (found online modified by me)

  Create a .bat file, named "addfwrs.bat" without the quotes using italic text, then follow the additional instructions:

  off @echo
  REM FILE OF ORDERS CREATED BY CHARLES DE HAVILLAND 20/02/2012
  CLS
  If '%1 'is' ' GOTO: norulename
  RULENAME SET = %1
  ECHO creating/starting of firewall rules for all files with the rulename of 'RULENAME '? % *.exe
  ECHO.
  ECHO.

  pause
  Echo.
  FOR /r %% in ("*.exe") Do (@echo %%d KB
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  FOR /r %% in ("*.exe") Do (@echo %%d KB
  ("NETSH advfirewall firewall add rule name =" "% RULENAME-% ~ nxG" dir = program = "% G" action = 'block' enable = 'yes')
  Echo.
  ECHO done.
  Echo.
  GOTO: finish
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  Echo.
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  Additional instructions:

  Firewall Windows 7 works fine, but it's not easy to set up with several (very long) programs.
   
  I watched for centuries, trying to find a way to block several files .exe to Windows 7 only once; It seems that the only method was to create my own batch (windows script) file.
  I've added below for anyone to use / modify for their own purposes.
   
   
  Run the commands below (addfwrs.bat) file, will create inbound AND outbound firewall rules that block all .exe files in your chosen folder and subfolders to access internet.
  Very useful.
   
  To use:

  (1) place addfwrs.bat in the folder in which you want to block .exe programs (it crashes all the programs exe in no matter what subfolders if you can place it in a folder without any exe it blocks)
  exe in several subfolders both programs)

  (2) now run CMD as administrator.

  (3) copy the new directory (eg. c:\Programs Files (x 86) \YourProg\) where you put the addfwrs.bat file

  (4) paste it into the directory with "cd" CMD and a space before the directory (example: cd c:\Programs Files (x 86) \YourProg\) and press ENTER.

  (5) now run the batch file by typing: addfwrs.bat "rulename" example: addfwrs "BLOCK_PROGRAM_NAME_HERE".
  (Make sure there is no space in the rulename of the firewall rule, so use underscores as spaces.)

  N.B: It is important that you add a rulename firewall, so that you can identify the rules when adding to the firewall at a later date.

  (6) follow the information on the screen, he will advise you what rules he is creating.

  (7) check the Windows Firewall for new rules listed and you can then delete the addfwrs.bat file where you put it (it is necessary even if you can keep it somewhere for later).

  Quite.  Hope you find it useful, I certainly have!
  Enjoy!

  N.B: The new rules contained in the bosom of your firewall (In/Out rules), change as and when you need.