Примеры использования Packet rule на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To create a new network packet rule.
All network packet rules that are created by Firewall by default have Enabled status.
Click the Network packet rules button.
Network packet rules have a higher priority than network rules for applications.
The Firewall window opens to the Network packet rules tab.
In the list of network packet rules, select the network packet rule whose action you want to change.
Firewall specifies certain network packet rules by default.
Managing network packet rules You can perform the following actions while managing network packet rules.
This tab shows a list of default network packet rules that are set by Firewall.
By default, the new network rule is placed at the end of the list of network packet rules.
If you want the actions of the network packet rule to be reflected in the report, select the Log.
To enable the rule, set the check box next to the name of the network packet rule.
The topmost network packet rule in the list of network packet rules has the highest priority.
Note that rules for security zones have higher priority than blocking packet rules.
In the list of network packet rules, select the network packet rule whose priority you want to change.
For outgoing network activity via RAW socket, there is no filtering based on packet rules at the application level.
To edit a network packet rule, select it in the list of network packet rules and click the Edit button.
Firewall executes rules in the order in which they appear in the list of network packet rules, from top to bottom.
You can create a new network packet rule by creating a set of conditions and actions that is applied to network packets and data streams.
Thus, for example, if you select the Local network status,packet exchange will be allowed, and so will access to shared folders regardless of blocking packet rules.
Use the Move up andMove down buttons to move the network packet rule to the desired spot in the list of network packet rules. .
These are called packet rules and may include network protocols, source or destination IP addresses, and local and remote ports.
To prevent the session from being blocked, change the Firewall action(see section"Changing the Firewall action for a network packet rule" on page 90) for the"Remote desktop network activity" network packet rule to Allow.
Every manually created network packet rule is added to the end of the list of network packet rules and is of the lowest priority.
Changing the Firewall action for a network packet rule To change the Firewall action that is applied to a network packet rule.
If both network packet rules and network rules for applications are specified for the same type of network activity,the network activity is handled according to the network packet rules.
Changing the priority of a network packet rule The priority of a network packet rule is determined by its position in the list of network packet rules. .
For example: if you create a packet rule that blocks inbound connections to Port 21, no applications that use that port(an FTP server, for example) will be accessible from the outside.
According to each processed network packet rule that applies to a particular network connection, Firewall either allows or blocks network access to the address and port that are specified in the settings of this network connection.
You can specify an execution priority for each network packet rule(see section"Changing the priority of a network packet rule" on page 90) and each network rule for applications see section"Changing the priority of an application network rule" on page 108.