تنظیمات فایروال Windows Firewall websitepanel

To avoid any firewall restrictions when trying to access the WebsitePanel portal, or when uploading files via FTP, or even when sending or receiving email, we'll need to create new rules in Windows Firewall.

Ingredients

• 1 Inbound Firewall Rule: port 9001
  
• 2 cups vegetable stock
  
• 1 Inbound Firewall Rule: FileZilla
  
• 1 Inbound Firewall Rule: port 25

1. To access Windows Firewall, go to Start > Server Manager. http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-1.gif

2. Click on “Go to Windows Firewall.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-2.gif

3. Scroll down, then click “Inbound Rules.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-3.gif

4. On the Actions pane, click “New Rule…” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-4.gif

5. We will begin with a rule that will allow you access to the WebsitePanel portal from any internet-connected web browser. On the first step of the wizard, click the radio button for “Port”; then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-5.gif

6. Select “Specific local ports:”, and then enter port number “9001”. Then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-6.gif

7. On the next step, select “Allow the connection,“ then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-7.gif

8. Select the Domain, Private, and Public profiles, then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-8.gif

9. Provide a name for the rule, then click “Finish.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-9.gif

10. To open a port for SMTP traffic, click “New Rule…” again, then follow the above directions to create a rule for port 25. http://media.newtektechnologyservice...es/ch5/5-4.gif

11. Now we will create a rule for Filezilla. This time, however, instead of a port, we will be creating a rule for the program. Click on “New Rule…”, then, at the start of the wizard, select the “Program” radio button; then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-10.gif

12. Select “This program path:”, then click “Browse…” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-11.gif

13. Double-click “SYSTEM (C:).” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-12.gif

14. Double-click “Program Files (x86).” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-13.gif

15. Double-click the “FileZilla Server” folder. http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-14.gif

16. Click to highlight “FileZilla server.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-15.gif

17. Click “Open.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-16.gif

18. You’ll now see the program path set to “...\FileZilla server.exe”. Click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-17.gif

19. Click “Allow the connection,” then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-18.gif

20. Select the Domain, Private, and Public profiles, then click “Next.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-19.gif

21. Provide a name for the rule, then click “Finish.” http://media.newtektechnologyservice...s/ch5/5-20.gif