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So, yes, in this studio, we will discuss about this fight, what actually I have to tell you in the

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networking fundamentals.

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But however, this I recorded this session so you can actually see the command line interface for the

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next phase of the firewall.

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So first, let's see what what the firewall is.

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So this is a software firewall and this is installed in your operating system by default.

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So it will Windows seven can come to the default firewall.

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So what the purpose of the firewall is, it will allow or block the connections based on the rules.

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So the connections going from the PC to the alternative are called outgoing connections.

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So you can see this is outgoing connections.

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So the connection is going from your computer to the ring.

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And this is called all outgoing connections and the connections coming from Internet to your computer

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are called incoming connections.

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So it's pretty straightforward, the terminology, so I read in.

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Incoming.

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So how will this fight war, uh, distinguish between the, uh, the consciences you need to write some

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rules so the rules which you write for outgoing connections are called outbound rules.

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And the rules, which you write for the incoming connections are called inbound rules.

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So let's say an example, your computer, how to access the Internet.

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So for that.

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So for that, you need to know the number eighty eight so you will know the phone number eighty on this

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computer in our current connections, you will set the record open in which the data should be open

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and alert for our corrections.

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And you can also set the same group for incoming corrections because generally, the Observer said and

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our pages did not report, no redirect also for four forty three.

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So that really does not matter because most observers uses the portelli.

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So you need to set some boundaries and boundaries so that this firewall will allow the connections to

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flow from computer to Internet.

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So let's assume that Dysport no, it is not there in any of the rules.

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So whenever whenever a server or a computer wants to connect to this, our computer on the property,

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if there is no inbound route, then it will simply drop the packet.

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It will not allow the packet pass through this application.

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So there should be incoming are inbound rule for the parade and similar if there are no outbound rules

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about a particular policy.

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One, two, three, four, then this firewall will not allow it to resolve the port.

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One, two, three, four.

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So that's sort of what this is.

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Now, let's talk about from the point of view so you can also define some seven to thousand and those

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spots will only be better if I were a mineral artist and ruining pots would be rocket fire.

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All right.

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So in general, we will create a massive pyramid, four four four four.

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Right.

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So you cannot guarantee that this four four four four pot is in the incoming rules are the outgoing

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rules.

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So in that case, our payload will not execute.

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So far that what we are told is we will set change the number of these four four four four to eight

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because we expect that this current computer will connect to the Internet via browser.

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So that's why we assume that portability will be open and the firewall will just lost the connection

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with this prototype.

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And it does not check whether it's outgoing or incoming, even though we will, uh, will be creating

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a reversal that will be outgoing from this firewall.

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So it will become not to not become a problem anymore.

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So we put it in the next video to create the payload on the spot.

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So I think I hope you have understood this.

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Now, let's go ahead and see how these rules look like open a can opener in Williston and you can see

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their Windows defender firewall.

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As you can see, my father is on for the private networks and public networks.

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So this is just opening an awful and technical disadvantage settings.

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So now a window will open, know what you're going to use here?

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You can configure the rules, you can click on this inbound rules and it will show you the default rules.

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The applications have been added.

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So whenever you start a computer with, you know, start a new software to ask for access to private

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networks, private networks, yosano, so you'll keep you'll say yes.

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So whenever your papers, then the firewall will be added to this rules.

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So these are the boundaries, so boundaries without any outside or any outside computer connecting to

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your computer, and you can create a new rule by using this new rule on this and you're going to see

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what type of deal to create, whether you want to control the program as opposed to combat it.

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I want to set the rules for the program so I can set the rules whether it should access the Internet

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or not, and Dysport Group that can control connections for ARE or people.

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And we are going to see this one point and click next.

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And what we can do is we need to apply this to reality and we need to switch with it for a number of

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puts it want to operate.

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That's a 4000 to 5000.

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So all on the spot.

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What I want to do next.

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So I want to allow the connection from the outside computer to my computer or block the connection.

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So just forget about this.

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This needs authentication so we don't, uh.

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She doesn't control any distractions around the block, so whenever I choose this block the connection,

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so any computer with the service put 4000 in between 4000 and 5000, then that connection, we will

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Blocher click on next and you can see the private or public and click next.

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And you can set a name for this in Bonder like this, you can see on your desk batsuit unacceptable.

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So I don't want to say this, but we I will say this will in the next year, we will bypass the firewall.

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So that's how you create the boundaries.

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You need to switch the polls and you need to decide whether to allow that.

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The spots are blocked, the spots on the ground, the same way you can create the old boundaries.

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So you can click on this new neutral and you can choose the spot and you can choose the number of votes

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it's denied any to specific whether to allow block.

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So where do you set the block?

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Any service from your computer?

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You're not going to do with this post.

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So that's why these are called the open process.

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So we will set some rules in the next few years and then we'll see how to bypass all these rules.

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So that's all for this, a failure, basically.

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I hope you have understood.