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Windows Vista FAQ 2. How do I customize the Windows Firewall to allow certain apps to bypass it?

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Windows Vista FAQ 2. How do I customize the Windows Firewall to allow certain apps to bypass it?

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A. By default, the firewall is configured to block outbound as well as inbound connections. If you want to allow certain inbound applications through, select Control Panel, Allow a program through Windows Firewall (under Security), and use the Exceptions screen. To configure outbound connections and to customize the Windows Firewall in various ways, type wf.msc at a command prompt and press Enter. The resulting Windows Firewall with Advanced Security screen will give you control over many aspects of the firewall.

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