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Windows by default blocks all IP's. I think I made it so that now my advanced firewall is allowing all IP's, but when I add a block rule it doesn't actually block the certain IP. I am using FileZilla to test wether I can get connected to the FileZilla server and it always succeeded no matter what I try it's always or allow all ports or block all.
tl;dr how can I make my firewall so that it allows all IP's and that I can block/ban certain ones. I've seen many guides on Google regarding this subject but all seems to fail. Running Windows 7 Ultimate N if that matters.
Yoshi Klarenbeek
Posted 2012-09-28T08:14:20.697
Reputation: 11
Did you block the port but allow the program - one rule may over write the other? Further more the order in which you've entered the rules may alter priority - try swapping the order (so open port 21 is above block all and vice versa). – Dave – 2012-09-28T09:07:01.147