Windows 7: Firewall configuration rules for Win 7 FW?
08 Oct 2009
jaochoo
Windows 7
13 posts
Firewall configuration rules for Win 7 FW?
Can someone share his configuration rules for the Win 7 FW or is there something like a public shared collection? Some time ago I used Agnitum Outpost Pro and really likes that they had a database behind which suggested rules for many common (and less common) programs. Now I would like to use the build-in Win 7 FW but don't know which rules are the best.
Yeh, I do not have the Outpost anymore ;-) Well, actually I thought that people tend to use the same rules, e.g. allow Firefox for HTTP and FTP etc. However, I am not experienced enough to create a list with programs and their allowed rules.
System Manufacturer/Model Number ASUSTeK Computer INC. CM5675 OS Windows 7 Ultimate CPU Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @ 3.20GHz Motherboard ASUSTeK Computer INC. CM5675 Memory 6.00 GB Graphics Card Intel(R) HD Graphics Sound Card Intel HD integtrated Monitor(s) Displays Samsung 24' Screen Resolution 1900/1020
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08 Oct 2009
Creer
Windows 7 Home Premium x32 SP1
365 posts
Quote: Originally Posted by jaochoo
Can someone share his configuration rules for the Win 7 FW or is there something like a public shared collection? Some time ago I used Agnitum Outpost Pro and really likes that they had a database behind which suggested rules for many common (and less common) programs. Now I would like to use the build-in Win 7 FW but don't know which rules are the best.
Computer type PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number Self Built OS Windows 7 Home Premium x32 SP1 CPU x2 2.6 GHz Motherboard Asus Memory A-Data 2GB DDR2-800 Graphics Card ATI X1250 Sound Card SB 5.1 Live!
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08 Oct 2009
zigzag3143
Win 8 Release candidate 8400
2,141 posts
Jaochoo
Im not sure how many of us actually use the built in win 7 firewall. I dont, but suspect the "rules" would be the same just where to put them in the built in firewall