Parameter
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Description
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General
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Rule name
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The name of the created/edited rule.
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Description
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The rule description.
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Action
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The action forDr.Web Firewall to perform when an attempt to connect to the Internet is detected:
•Block packets – block the connection; •Allow packets – allow the connection. |
State
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Rule status:
•Enabled – the rule is applied for all matching connections. •Disabled – the rule is temporary not applied. |
Direction
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The direction of the connection:
•Inbound – the rule is applied when someone from the network attempts to connect to an application on your computer. •Outbound – the rule is applied when an application on your computer attempts to connect to the network. •Any – apply the rule regardless of packet transfer direction. |
Logging
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Logging mode:
•Enabled – register events; •Disabled – no information is logged. |
Rule Settings
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Protocol
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The network and transport level protocols used for the connection attempt.
The following protocols of the network level are supported:
•IPv4 •IPv6; •IP all – any version of the IP protocol. The following protocols of the transport level are supported:
•TCP; •UDP; •TCP & UDP – TCP or UDP protocol •RAW. |
Local/Remote address
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The IP address of the remote host. You can specify either a certain address (Equals) or several IP addresses using a range (In range), specific subnet mask (Mask), or masks of all subnets, in which your computer has a network address (MY_NETWORK).
To apply the rule for all remote hosts, select Any.
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Local/Remote port
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The port used for the connection. You can specify either a specific port number (Equals) or a port range (In range).
To apply the rule for all ports, select Any.
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