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W10 Firewall pain
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06-12-2022, 12:13
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RE: W10 Firewall pain
(04-12-2022 22:59)simoncn Wrote: Thanks for pointing out these typos on the Troubleshooting page, now fixed. That's a surprise I was pretty sure it was me but you're welcome. (04-12-2022 22:59)simoncn Wrote: It could be the firewall settings or it could be the public/private network setting. If the setting is public, outbound connections would work OK but inbound connections would be blocked. Now I know, checking the public/private situation isn't a problem except for the distance. But what about if it isn't that? Do you have any more guidance on what needs to be opened and how to do it? Is this related to what I see when I get a Java update on the W10 PC where a window opens asking for it to be allowed on public/private networks? If so, I wonder if it's possible to trigger that window in some way? Cheers, Bob. |
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W10 Firewall pain - mightyoakbob - 04-12-2022, 19:16
RE: W10 Firewall pain - simoncn - 04-12-2022, 22:59
RE: W10 Firewall pain - mightyoakbob - 06-12-2022 12:13
RE: W10 Firewall pain - simoncn - 06-12-2022, 13:19
RE: W10 Firewall pain - mightyoakbob - 06-12-2022, 20:48
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