The System and Security configuration settings allow you to Add a Firewall Rule, Add Firewall Settings, Add Registry Settings, and Add Services Settings.
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Setting
Description
a
Rule Name
Name for your Firewall Rule.
b
Group Name
Windows Firewall Group that your firewall rule will be added to upon creation.
c
Profile
Select the Windows Profile(s) to enable the firewall rule; Domain, Private, or Public.
d
Action
Select Allow or Disallow to determine whether the rule will permit or prevent access through the firewall.
e
Protocol
Select a Protocol from the list to allow/disallow access through the Firewall, or select "Any".
f
Direction
Choose which direction you wish to allow or block traffic from for your Firewall Rule, Inbound or Outbound.
g
Program
Enter a Windows Application to apply the rule to or leave it blank to apply it to all Applications.
h
Overwrite Option
If Firewall Rule with the same name already exists, decide if you want this new rule to overwrite it.
Setting
Description
a
Profile
Select the Windows Profile(s) to enable the firewall rule; Domain, Private, or Public, or All.
b
Action
Select On or Off to enable or disable the Windows Firewall Profile.
Setting
Description
a
Manual
Configure the registry manually.
b
External Source
Configure the registry using an external URL.
Link to Reg file: Enter the URL for the registry file.
c
Action
Select an Action to configure, Add Key, Delete Key, Write Value, Delete Value.
d
Data Type
**Only used for Write Value and Delete Value Actions.
REG_SZ - A null-terminated string.
REG_BINARY - Binary data in any form.
REG_EXPAND_SZ - A null-terminated string that contains unexpanded references to environment variables (for example, "%PATH%").
REG_DWORD - 32bit number.
REG_MULTI_SZ - A sequence of null-terminated strings, terminated by an empty string (\0).
REG_QWORD - a 64bit number.
e
Value Name
**Only used for Write Value and Delete Value Actions.
Name for your registry entry.
f
Value Data
**Only used for Write Value and Delete Value Actions.
Data for your registry entry.
g
Header Key
Use the local machine header key or the default user header key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_USER(.Default)
h
Sub Key
Optional: a subfolder under the header key.
Setting
Description
a
Service Name
Enter a Service Name (name of a Service that exists in your Services list; located in Windows Administrative Tools).
b
Service Status
Set the Status to one of the following: Do Nothing, Start, Restart, Stop.
c
Startup Type
Select a Startup Type: Do Not Modify, Manual, Disabled, Automatic, Automatic (Delayed Start).
