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Pratishthit: Added UDP ports

2021-03-15T07:39:05Z

Added UDP ports

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	===How to add rules===		===How to add rules===

	#Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security".		#Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security".
	#Select Inbound rules. (left side)		#Select Inbound rules. (left side)
	#Action > New Rule		#Action > New Rule
	#Select Port & click Next.		#Select Port & click Next.
	#Select TCP option.		#Select TCP/UDP option.
	#Specific port field set of ports as described below & click Next.		#Specific port field set of ports as described below & click Next.
	#Select option "Allow the connection" & click Next. (Connections protected by IPsec and not)		#Select option "Allow the connection" & click Next. (Connections protected by IPsec and not)
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	===Rules to Add===		===Rules to Add===

	*Client Hosted Server:		*Client Hosted Server:
	*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"		*#"All local ports" under UDP option - Name: "All UDP Ports"
			*#"80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"
	*NEOSYS Hosted Server:		*NEOSYS Hosted Server:
	*#"4430-4499" - Name: "NEOSYS HTTPS"		*#"4430-4499" - Name: "NEOSYS HTTPS"
	*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"		*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"
	*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"		*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"
	*# In section above "How to add rules", step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"		*#In section above "How to add rules", step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"

Gregory: /* Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro */

2021-02-07T07:10:06Z

Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro

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	==Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro==		==Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro==

			===How to add rules===
	#Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security".		#Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security".
	#Select Inbound rules. (left side)		#Select Inbound rules. (left side)
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	#Enter name as mentioned in port list below.		#Enter name as mentioned in port list below.

			===Rules to Add===
	Add ~~rules for:~~
	*Client Hosted Server:		*Client Hosted Server:
	*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"		*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"
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	*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"		*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"
	*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"		*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"
	*# ~~Instead in~~ step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"		*# In section above "How to add rules", step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"

Gregory: /* Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro */

2021-02-01T09:37:18Z

Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro

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	Add rules for ~~the following ports, depending on~~: ~~(Instructions below)~~		Add rules for:
	*Client Hosted Server:		*Client Hosted Server:
	*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"		*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"

Gregory: /* Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro */

2021-02-01T09:03:25Z

Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro

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	Add rules for the following ports, depending on: (Instructions below)		Add rules for the following ports, depending on: (Instructions below)
	#*Client Hosted Server:		*Client Hosted Server:
	#*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"		*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"
	#*NEOSYS Hosted Server:		*NEOSYS Hosted Server:
	#*#"4430-4499" - Name: "NEOSYS HTTPS"		*#"4430-4499" - Name: "NEOSYS HTTPS"
	#*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"		*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"
	#*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"		*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"
	#*# Instead in step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"		*# Instead in step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"

Gregory: Created page with "==Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro== #Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security". #Select Inbound rules. (left side) #Action > N..."

2021-02-01T09:03:00Z

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==Setting up Firewall on Windows 10 Pro==

#Windows Start Menu Search bar > "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security".
#Select Inbound rules. (left side)
#Action > New Rule
#Select Port & click Next.
#Select TCP option.
#Specific port field set of ports as described below & click Next.
#Select option "Allow the connection" & click Next. (Connections protected by IPsec and not)
#Select Domain, Private and Public & click Next.
#Enter name as mentioned in port list below.

Add rules for the following ports, depending on: (Instructions below)
#*Client Hosted Server:
#*# "80, 443, 2500, 3389, 4430, <sshport>" (replace <sshport> with server ssh port) - Name: "NEOSYS Standard Ports"
#*NEOSYS Hosted Server:
#*#"4430-4499" - Name: "NEOSYS HTTPS"
#*#"19580" - Name: "NEOSYS SSH"
#*#"19485" - Name: "Nagios NSclient"
#*# Instead in step 6, choose "All local Ports" - Name: "d:\apache24\bin\httpd.exe"