Fire wall
From: Andy (me@work.com)
Date: 01/16/03
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From: "Andy" <me@work.com> Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 02:10:03 -0800
Yes, you can adjust the F/W, but instead of a nice GUI to
alter the ruleset, you need to alter the port attributes
manually. First you will need to know what
ports/protocol you want to deal with.
Open the properties for for ICF (Internet Connection
Firewall), and you are presented with the default rules
for the default ports. Make the changes you need here.
>-----Original Message-----
>Windows XP has a firewall built into it with your
>internet connection. There is no way to change the
>settings for it that I know of, you can only disable it
>and enable it. You disable/enable the ICF by going to
>Control panel--Network connections-- You then will see
>what you have named you ISP connection. RIGHT CLICK on
>this and hit properties, move along to the ADVANCED TAB
>and then you will see a little box of information and a
>check box to enable the firewall.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>How can I check to see if my xp has a firewall and also
>>how do I change the settings for the fire wall
>>.
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