Network Configuration for Single Browser and IP Access
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I'm looking for assistance with implementing a specific network setup to ensure that my computer can only access a single browser and IP address.
I'm trying to use Windows 7 firewall to block all outgoing and incoming traffic, from all IP's and for all protocals, except for UDP to and from one particular IP address.
The reason why is because I am using a VPN over UDP, and so no other traffic is necessary so I'd like to shut it all down.
My configuration blocks all outgoing traffic, but also it blocks traffic going out to the IP I want to be able to access. I can't for example ping the allowed IP address (notice I have it set as any protocol allowed, so ping should work). I get 'General Failure' when I try to ping it.
I figured having the allow rule at the top of the list would make it work but it doesn't. Am I missing something here?
Key Requirements:
- Ensure that the network setup only allows access to Microsoft Edge
- Restrict network access to a single IP address
The primary goal of this network configuration is to enhance security. I would require documentation and guidance on how to set this up using either Tinywall or MS Windows Firewall.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in network configuration and firewall setup on a Windows platform
- Experience with Tinywall or MS Windows Firewall would be advantageous
- Understanding of system security and network access control
- Ability to provide clear and detailed documentation for future reference
I'm trying to use Windows 7 firewall to block all outgoing and incoming traffic, from all IP's and for all protocals, except for UDP to and from one particular IP address.
The reason why is because I am using a VPN over UDP, and so no other traffic is necessary so I'd like to shut it all down.
My configuration blocks all outgoing traffic, but also it blocks traffic going out to the IP I want to be able to access. I can't for example ping the allowed IP address (notice I have it set as any protocol allowed, so ping should work). I get 'General Failure' when I try to ping it.
I figured having the allow rule at the top of the list would make it work but it doesn't. Am I missing something here?
Key Requirements:
- Ensure that the network setup only allows access to Microsoft Edge
- Restrict network access to a single IP address
The primary goal of this network configuration is to enhance security. I would require documentation and guidance on how to set this up using either Tinywall or MS Windows Firewall.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in network configuration and firewall setup on a Windows platform
- Experience with Tinywall or MS Windows Firewall would be advantageous
- Understanding of system security and network access control
- Ability to provide clear and detailed documentation for future reference