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Windows Defender Firewall is accessible.

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We, uh, control panel here and system and security control panel.

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Uh, here you can.

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You will find system and security system and security and then select Windows Defender Firewall here.

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As you can see here, and it works at home, you know, most people on the network.

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So we can see how many five of us have been configured in this crucial private networks trust or public

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networks firewalls.

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As you can see, so notice that it details the configuration, the four private network and public networks.

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When you connect to any new network, you are prompted to specify that sort of network location you

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are connecting to.

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Her home or work networks are classed as private networks, WiFi hotspots in bars, libraries, coffee

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shops and so on.

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Well, the cost classed as coerced or public networks.

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When you select one of these options, a set of preconfigured firewall rules are applied to that connection.

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So a connection type that is not displayed in the in this screenshot is the the domain here.

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Here.

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Storm.

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Notice that these are really the only settings to change them.

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Uh, you need to turn Windows Defender five or turn off Windows Defender firewall, so uh, to enter

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this area, you have to you just have to click turn Windows Defender five on the roof and you can control

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the Windows Defender firewall here.

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Uh, so as you can see if the pirate is turned on.

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Uh, we have two future options.

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Uh, we can configure, uh, block all incoming, uh, here.

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Block all incoming connections, including using the list of all of DApps, and then notify me when

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Windows Defender blocks a new application.

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And this is the private network settings and also we have public network in separately.

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You can see here we have turned on by default.

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It's I, uh, I hadn't changed this yet.

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So as you can see, notify me when Windows Defender Firewall blocks a new application.

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So as soon as you can see if the firewall is turned on, we have two future options.

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We can configure block incoming connections, including those in the list of allowed apps and notify

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me when Windows Defender UM Firewall blocks a new application.

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So the latter option is useful if you don't know what applications there are trying to use your network

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connection, since you can allow or deny one case by case basis.

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To them here, we can go into the advanced settings here and, um, Windows Defender firewall, as you

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can see, click here Advanced Settings.

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And let me check, can you see my screen?

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Yes.

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So, uh, when?

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So after clicking advanced settings, you will see a screen like that.

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So, uh, this screen here.

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Um.

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Is the Windows, uh, defender stone settings, so the initial screening provides you with an overview

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of the firewall and on the, uh, right hand side here, a close, um, right hand side allows you to

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import and export firewall policies.

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Clicking in England, uh, rules here.

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Um, in one rule, it takes you, uh, to a list of current inbound rules, as shown here.

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So actually, like what's clicking on the art rules it out controls here provides you.

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Uh, yeah.

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Provides you a list of current occupant rules here, as you can see here.

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So actually, by double clicking on existing rules, you can see the properties of these rules here.

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For example, they have so many outpatient rules and important rules here.

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Let's here, as you can see, we have our rules, Skype here.

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So, um, you know, actually.

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We have Windows shell experience here as well.

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Windows, shell experience, windows, shell experience.

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Whereas you can see it.

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We can open double of these connections here.

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Here.

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So as you can see, this info here is a predefined rule, and some of its properties can be modified.

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So, um.

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So you can see if we can change some rules, and we can also add a new rules, which is the program

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here, so a new rule can be created by selecting the appropriate, appropriate direction here.

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As you can see here, that is inbound or adamant and clicking on new rule here, as you can see in policy.

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New rule and enables rule we have here.

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And as you can see, we have filter, we can filter by profile, picture by state, lifted by group.

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And also, as you can see here, we can select a creature new rule here.

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So I will create art, but through just select the ultimate rule and then click the new rule here.

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So as you can see here and you will see a screenshot, actually, we you will see that window like that,

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like that.

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Not that we can create program port predefined and custom custom rules.

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See it.

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So as you can see, look at these steps in left hand here.

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So the program and port options have five.

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Spin is five, uh, steps here, as you can see here.

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Um, but, uh, predefined uh, only has two uh, steps as shown here here.

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And actually, we cannot increase the size of with.

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So going through the each of the rules types and configuring each will, uh, drastically increase the

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length of this course.

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However, I would like to just highlight, uh, one of the steps of the costume, namely protocols here,

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as you can see here for the program custom here.

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So.

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So you can see after clicking on and we can click on next next.

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As you can see here, we have protocol.

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We have to specify protocol type.

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As you can see, we have hopefully I see ICMP for TCP, UDP, IPv6 and like that I will select the TCP

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here.

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And as you can see, import number is default political.

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No, actually put no.

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As a as you can see here, every protocol has numbers assigned to it.

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So I will select here so we can also sign local port here.

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Local ports, for example, in my case, specific port, for example, five five five five five five

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and the remote port, for example.

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Um.

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So if the specific port thinks 666, so as you can see it defined, some ports here aren't some political

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and after clicking clicking next.

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And as you can see here, we have IP addresses to a sign like that.

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So next, unless you can see here, we just ask something what action should be taken when a conviction

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measured matches the specific conviction?

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Look, the connection, for example, and we went there.

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When does this rule apply a public private domain?

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Apply all of this and name my useless, uh, role here, for example, because this rule has not, uh,

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is not usable and we will not use it.

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This is just an example to have to create and new rule.