Open source firewall для windows

Here is a list of best free open source Firewall software for Windows. These open source firewall software are completely free and you can also download and modify their source codes.

These software allow you to control incoming and outgoing network traffic to ensure security. Through some software, you can easily provide system-wide firewall protection. The advantage of system-wide protection is its ability to control the network access of every process and application of a system. Plus, these software let you manually enable or disable the network access of applications and processes. In some, you can also create whitelists and blacklists of applications that can and cannot access the network. Some of the firewall software are browser (Chrome and Firefox) extensions that only restricts network access within a browser. Through browser-based firewall extensions, you can easily restrict access to websites, webpages, and associated elements like images, videos, CSS elements, java scripts, etc.

In few software, you can also view the real-time data of all processes and applications which are using the network with their status. Other important features like Rules (to specify custom firewall rules for applications) and Network Protocol (to toggle between network protocols) are also present in some software. In general, all of these are very capable software and tools that you can use to add firewall protection to your system and browsers. Go through the list to know more about these software.

My Favorite Open Source Firewall Software For Windows:

Simplewall is my favorite software because it offers system-wide firewall protection. Plus, it shows the names of various applications and processes which use the network in real-time. It also lets you manually specify which programs and processes can access the network.

You can also check out lists of best free Firewall, Open Source Bandwidth Monitor, and Open Source Data Recovery software for Windows.

Simplewall

Simplewall is a free open source firewall software for Windows. It is a lightweight firewall software through which you can control and monitor network activity on your computer. To configure various network activities, it offers multiple sections like Blocklist, System Rules, User Rules, Packages, Services, and more. Now, let’s check out the main features of this firewall software.

Main Features:

• Blocklist: In this section, you can view all the blocked apps and services which are identified as unsafe by this software. You can manually select and enable any blocked app that you want.
• System Rules: It shows all the enabled and disabled network rules of a system like IGMP, SSDP, LLMNR, UPnP, etc.
• Settings: From settings, you can enable or disable Microsoft servers services (Microsoft spying and telemetry servers, Microsoft update servers, and Microsoft application servers). In addition to that, you can enable or disable various Network, Security, and Advanced rules.
• Apps: It shows all the apps which use the network. You can allow or disallow any app from accessing the network.
• Services: It shows a list of services that use the network. Just like apps, you can allow certain services to use the network and disallow others.
• Add Rules: It is an advanced feature that lets you create your own rules that you can apply to some or all system apps.

Additional Feature:

• Network: In this section, you can view various services, programs, and apps that are using the network in real-time along with their port number, destination address, protocol, and connection status.

Final Thoughts:

It is a feature-rich open source firewall software through which you can easily control apps and services which can access the network.

ProgCop

ProgCop is another free open source firewall software for Windows. Using this software, you can easily control the programs and services of your system accessing the network. Plus, it shows a real-time view of processes and applications which are having internet access.

Main Features:

• Process Viewer: In it, you can view all the process which use internet connection along with their connection status (established, listening, or close wait), local port number, local address, remote address, and PID.
• Rules: Using it, you can manually add multiple applications in the rules section and either block or unblock them from accessing the network.
• Settings: It allows you to change the current network protocol of your system to IPv6.

Final Thoughts:

It is one of the simplest open source Firewall software through which you can track the connection status of processes, and also manually enable or disable processes connected with the network.

Cloud Firewall

Cloud Firewall is a free open source firewall extension for Chrome and Firefox web browsers. Through this firewall extension, you can block connections to sites, pages, and web resources (images, videos, etc.) hosted in major cloud services like Amazon, Google, Cloudflare, etc.

Main Features:

• Popup Menu: In this menu, you can view a list of cloud services that you can block or unblock in one click namely Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, and Cloudflare. By blocking a specific cloud service, you can block all the sites, pages, etc., hosted to that cloud service.
• Allow All/ Block All: In the popup menu, you also get ‘allow all’ and ‘block all’ buttons to allow or block connections from all the mentioned cloud services.

Limitation:

Apart from the six mentioned cloud services, you cannot block any other website or webpage through this firewall extension.

Final Thoughts:

It is a simple and easy to use open source firewall extension through which you can easily block some specified cloud services in just one click.

uMatrix

uMatrix is another free open source firewall browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. Through this extension, you cannot only block websites but also block various elements that a browser requests at the time of loading a website such as scripts, iframes, ads, etc. Plus, it also shows websites and all elements on its popup window.

Main Features:

• Popup Window: From the popup window of this software, you can easily block the current website and its elements like CCS elements, images, etc., in one click.
• Real-Time Elements: In its popup window, you can also view the number of all elements associated with a website like the number of cookies, CSS elements, images, media, scripts, frames, etc.
• Forbid Web Workers: Using it, you can enable or disable all the web workers or Javascripts that run independently.
• Forbid Mixed Content: It not only lets you block all the websites over the insecure HTTP connection but also block secure HTTP websites with resources that come from an insecure HTTP connection.

Limitation:

• In this extension, you can only block a website and other elements after loading them once in your browser.

Final Thoughts:

It is another easy to use open source firewall extension for Chrome and Firefox through which you can block websites and their elements.

Firewall Builder

Firewall Builder is the next free open source firewall software for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Using this software, you can apply firewall packages over devices and routers of different platforms such as Linux iPtables, OpenBSD, ASA/PIX HA Cluster, Router ACL, etc. Plus, you can manage the firewall on all devices of the network from this software. Unlike other similar software, it does not offer Firewall protection for the device on which it is installed.

Main Features:

• Objects: Using it, you can specify the address of devices on which you want to apply the firewall and also manage them through this software. Apart from the address range, you can also specify DNS names, groups, hosts, networks, addresses, etc., from this Object section.
• New Object: It is a menu through which you can create new clusters, hosts, networks, new address range, IP serves, ICMP services, etc.
• Create New Firewall: Using it, you can create new firewalls after selecting devices and routers on which you want to apply the firewall.
• Rules: Using it, you can create custom firewall rules for each device on which you want to apply the firewall.

Additional Feature:

• Import Existing Configuration: If you already have a firewall configuration file, then you can import it using this feature and quickly apply it over router and devices.

Limitation:

• This software does not provide firewall protection in the base device in which it gets installed.

Final Thoughts:

It is a really good open source firewall software through which you can apply the firewall on multiple networking devices.

PERFECT wall

Version Française -> README_FR.md

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The first 100% open-source Firewall for Windows 8/10/11 based on domain names !

Motto : « Let’s free the bandwidth ! »

I need help to move forward faster : This project is open to all goodwill.

You can reach me by email or through the module Discussions of GitHub

🔥 FEATURES

Version 0.5 (Still working on it)

✔️ Multilingual — French & English, for now
(You will be able to add languages very easily thanks to simple INI files encoded in UTF-8.)

✔️ Shows DNS queries before they are sent
(For now, this is a simple list (log type))

✔️ Indicates in real-time network connections on the taskbar icon
.

🚀 INSTALLATION

Follow the guide in the WIKI

🧒 BIOGRAPHY

Programmer since the age of 12 (1981).
Before, I developed in ASM, C, C++, Basic, Visual Basic.
Since the year 2000, I have been coding in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS.
And today in C# for this project.

✨ HISTORY

In Windows 98 and XP, I used « Kerio Firewall » and in Windows 7, « PC Tools Firewall ».
Those two worked out well for me, as they displayed the URL requested by each software.

But since Windows 10, it’s a disaster !

All current firewalls running under Windows 10 are IP oriented (Comodo, ZoneAlarm, Outpost, and the one integrated into Windows and those who use it : WFC from Binisoft, TinyWall, WFN from WoKhan, …)

Other than « Free Firewall » (from Evorim), but that doesn’t work well, only checks outgoing connections, and isn’t open-source.

And aside from « PortMaster », which I just discovered recently and which fits my idea, but is written in GO and downloads 300MB of dependencies !
Some will be fully satisfied with this solution, that you can see here : github.com/safing/portmaster

But this is very far from the idea that I have of a Firewall that is light, fast and takes up little space in memory !!

💡 REPORT

1. From the very first Windows I used (version 3.1) until today, I have never known a 100% Open-Source Firewall based on domain names !
2. I think it’s nonsense to block IPs, because one server can host multiple websites under the same IP !
3. In addition, how do you know if you want to authorize a firewall rule without knowing what the displayed IP corresponds to (without bothering to do a web search) ?

Solution : Block domain names instead, or groups of server IPs belonging to companies.

💤 AN OLD DREAM

Since 2014, I’ve been dreaming of an ideal firewall and I’ve collected a whole lot of information and source codes, but I haven’t found anything convincing.
Recently, I’ve been browsing the archives of my captured files and it made me want to see what’s new on the web…
During hazardous researchs, I came across a driver that may correspond to my filtering criteria and from there, here I am again on this crazy project !

💗 THE IDEAL FIREWALL ?

I dream of a Firewall that advises me intelligently on what I should decide and that does not harass me too much, while ensuring my peace of mind…

It would be an application firewall (different rules per application, which is already the case for most) but with filtering by domain names, or by IP groups, or by IP if necessary.

Individual rules :

• Allow « Windows Update » to connect to Microsoft-owned IPs ONLY.
• Deny « Firefox » connection to Mozilla ping service.
• Deny « Windows » connection to Microsoft « Account » service. ( → login.live.com)

Simple group rules, by e.g :

• Globally allow/deny services needed for « Windows Update » (BITS, WuauServ, Orchestrator, etc.)
  No more hacks in the registry to prevent untimely updates !
  Thus, my Windows would update ONLY when I decided !

and of course :

• Completely deny a program to connect to the internet !
  (no DNS queries either : time saving, less waiting threads, battery saving on laptops, more network bandwidth available, less electrical pollution, etc.)

Believe me, if you knew the number of useless connections per minute, per hour, per day that leave your PC, you would be amazed !
Moreover, thanks to PERFECT wall, you will realize it.

Multiply that by billions of PCs…
To reduce global warming, let’s start by reducing the access of our PCs !!

🍔 SOLUTIONS

PERFECT wall
© Captain FLAM — 2022
Coded in C# with WFP/XAML for rapid prototyping, but the driver (WinDivert) is coded in C.
Subsequently, some parts can be recoded in C or C++ to be more efficient.

I chose to use .NET version 4.5 at minimum so that people don’t need to install any dependencies other than Visual C++ (14MB minimum, even not at all if there is already a higher version installed).

WinDivert — (coded in C)
© Basil00
This driver is awesome !
I just modified the DLL to make the driver installation permanent in «C:\Windows\System32».
I also created an install process (install.cmd & setup.exe) to make things easier.

WinDivert is a user-mode packet interception library for Windows 7 / 8 / 10, that can :

• capture network packets
• filter/drop network packets
• sniff network packets
• (re)inject network packets
• modify network packets

WinDivertSharp — (coded in C#)
© Jesse Nicholson « TechnikEmpire » — (Ontario, Canada)
This interface was created for version 1.4 of Windivert and I deeply took over all the code to make it working with version 2.2 of WinDivert, and morevover I simplified it.

Hardcodet NotifyIcon for WPF — (coded in C# / WPF / XAML)
© Philipp Sumi — (Switzerland)
I had to adapt the code of the last version (1.1.0) so that it works with the .NET Framework 4.5.

This is an implementation of a NotifyIcon (aka system tray icon or taskbar icon) for the WPF platform.
It does not just rely on the Windows Forms NotifyIcon component, but is a purely independent control
which leverages several features of the WPF framework in order to display rich tooltips, popups,
context menus, and balloon messages.

INI File Parser — (coded in C#)
© Ricardo Amores Hernández — (Barcelona)
This library does not rely on Win32 APIs, and therefore supports UTF-8.
I added the backup function which was missing on the last version.

And a special thanks to :

© Jerome Saliba (Khan)
for his project which inspired me and from which I stole bits of code :
Windows Firewall Notifier
https://github.com/wokhansoft/WFN
(you will be able to see its copyleft in the source code of the Process.cs file, for example)
.
I included just the necessary in this project, but if you want to see the rest (examples, tests and others) :
github.com/basil00/Divert
github.com/TechnikEmpire/WinDivertSharp
github.com/hardcodet/wpf-notifyicon
github.com/rickyah/ini-parser

🦄 IN THE NEAR FUTURE

• Block domain names per application.
• To verify or not to verify domain names by application.
  (e.g : Do not check for BitTorrent.exe, because connections are made by IP)
• Allow/Block requests by business groups (avoid telemetry, DNS poisoning, etc.)
• Simply allow/deny necessary services by groups, day by day.
  (e.g : Local Area Network (LAN), Windows Update, Visual Studio, etc.)
• Intelligently advise on actions to take for obscure Windows services with a comprehensive information panel.
  (e.g : (HomeGroup) p2psvc → « Are you using a local network? » YES/NO : Disallow all local network services at once)
• And in the future and for the most paranoid of you who don’t trust Microsoft’s WFP, I would like to be able to develop an NDIS 6.0 driver in the same spirit as « WinpkFilter » (which is not open-source)

Bonus : I like to see my network activity at a glance and apart from Comodo none have a visual indicator, except of course PERFECT wall !

🏗️ COMPILATION

Follow the guide in the WIKI

➕ P.S.

Before someone asks me : I know that some firewalls offer additional features (digital signature verification, anti-intrusion, etc.) but it is not planned for the moment in this project.

© Captain FLAM — 2022 — MIT license

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Firewalls are made to protect the network from any threat by filtering both the in and outbound traffic and ensuring network security as well. The first thing when we talk about the 9 best open-source firewalls for Windows and Linux is that they are free, well let us explain such a term for software that is distributed under a license. These are compatible with various Linux distributions along with Windows 10/11.

With the help of this license, users can analyze and modify software with full independence. It is also used to promote collaboration between the users which means quick and varied development of different tools.

As it belongs to the community therefore both its development and updates are its responsibility. This is used to increase program continuity. If your talking about firewalls then keep in mind that this by far is the most important part of a network security system.

As it acts as a wall there between the internal and external networks. To put the long story short this means activating any app or system which is designed primarily to block or allow access to information that is coming from one system to ours and vice versa.

About Open Source Firewalls – What are they?

Microsoft Windows offers users, a basic yet simple firewall after the arrival of Windows XP Service Pack 3. With this we can have control over the use of internet connection tools and applications, moreover, it is also used to provide protection from all the PC attacks which might make their way via the network.

As the new Microsoft version 11 Creators Update and the great operation of Windows Defender as its Firewall, it has become an integral part of the user’s needs. The only drawback is that the system is not able to offer users the complete thing along with features that are required to secure the infrastructure.

Open-source software offers users quite an easy-on-the-pocket and adjustable option to deploy basic networking for both home and infrastructure. Along with this they also provide users with simple routing and networking functions such as DNS and DCHP. The best thing is that they are packed full of security tools and features such as anti-spam, web filtering, and content filtering.

We can download these products and deploy them on any hardware on the virtual program or in the clouds too. Today, many users also sell them along with pre-configured appliances, only if you have a like for either their support or functions, and you do not want to get in the hassle of building your very own machine.

We have mentioned to you by far the best open-source firewalls for both home, small businesses and enterprise infrastructure so what is the wait?

Let’s begin…

PfSense Community Edition – Everything you will ever need

This one comes with a lot of similarities with Untangle but lacks in many features such as web-filtering and anti-virus. The best part is that it carries more than 3 dozen external add-ons for easy installation via the package manager.

It is based on FreeBSD with a custom Kernel which can be installed on the hardware or virtual machines with CD image (.iso), USB, and Embedded image (.img) of these. We also have the option to buy pre-loaded PfSense on the hardware too.

It offers users a membership that costs $99 per year. For support and services, we get resources such as a library of videos there from developers which are of extreme importance, its digital book as well as an automatic backup too.

Perimeter 81 – A cloud-based solution

FWaaS which is Perimeter 81’s Firewall as a Service is much easy to configure and also enables users to secure remote access to cloud-based resources which are way out of the corporate office. If you are an admin then it allows you to segment access to particular network resources based on the user or group identities. To put the story short, it means that administrators can have control that who in the organization can have access to which resource easily.

The best thing about this one is that we can deploy it in the cloud. The granular permission-based policies along with user segmentation included are quite effective in terms of securing both remoted workers and company resources. It has compatibility with Windows, iOS, Android, Mac and Linux servers.

RECOMMENDED: Orbot VPN Client For Windows 10 & 11 (Free).

OPNsense – A fully-fledged secure platform

This is open-source; FreeBSD-based firewall that is able to overpower software that is deployed by Deciso. A company based in the Netherlands issued to make different hardware and sell support packages for this.

This is a branch of PfSense that got turned into forked from the mOnOwall, which those who do not know created FreeBSD. It started back in 2015, when mOnOwall got shattered in 2015, the inventor Manuel Kasper, assigned its developer community to it which for now has web-based UI and is being on i386 and x86-64 platforms.

Untangle Firewall – NGFW

This is yet another option that has a lot of similarities with ClearOS and is based on Debian 8.4. It carries basic network functionalities with come with both free and paid apps to add in additional functions which are managed via web-based UI.

To put it in technical terms it is named NG Firewall and can be installed easily on any hardware or virtual machine or we can also purchase a device with NGFW pre-installed just like in the case of PfSense explained above.

IPFire – Massive support community

This one is developed on top of Netfilter and it seemed to be one of the best open-source firewalls. By keeping in mind modularity and flexibility it has been designed and can be used as a proxy server, or even VPN gateway easily. You can then use an open-source VPN client on Windows to connect to it over the public internet.

It is being handled by an online community that has many developers. The best thing is that it would not be too heavy on the system and is quite powerful as well. It uses IDS which stands for Intrusion Detection System with the purpose to analyze traffic and also find potential exploits. To put it short, this is used to detect any attack and directly block the attacker.

Iptables – The real deal

This one is quite a popular utility present on the list and it seemed to be one of the best open-source Firewalls for Linux operating systems out there which are used to provide system administrators both the control and option to configure and analyze network stats. It has been developed with Linux Kernel plus comes with its own strings and stores too.

Recently, different Kernal modules and apps are being used for various protocols. This term also refers to Kernel-level elements. x_tables is the name that the Kernel module carries and shares it code portion which is being used by all four modules which implement API used for various extensions.

SmoothWall – Law Enforcement Grade Protection

It is used to provide support to LAN, DMZ, Internal or external networks, web proxy for acceleration, traffic statistics and much more.

With only a web interface, this can be shut down or rebooted.

Endian Community Edition – A secure BYOD network

EFW which is the Endian Firewall Community provides Linux-based security solutions for all its users out there. The best thing about this one is that it comes both free and developers don’t require any support or offer. It provides users with many options which are used to add extra protection.

Use this to set up basic web and email security according to need. Moreover, it has many more features for Windows. When a user uses EFW then he gets powerful open-source anti-virus protection along with VPN support for Windows 11.

It carries some different downloads as well such as standalone distributions which are installed on individual servers or routers. Make sure it meets all your needs and then make a decision to install it.

ClearOS – A secure foundation for an OS

This is the last option on the list which is not only a router protector but is a unified threat management (UTM) solution that offers users more than 120 functions through add-ons which are called applications. Now, through its web-based interface, all of these are configurable.

Moreover, there is also a ClearVM which is a management solution that is used to deploy different ClearOS virtual machines, other Linux distributions, as well as the Windows Operating system on the physical server.

Linux distro comparisons for your next server:

• Is CentOS 7 faster then CentOS 8 on VPS servers.
• Is Manjaro more stable then Gentoo.

Conclusion: Best Open Source Firewall

The benefits of having open-source security measures outweigh the drawbacks. There are more professionals analyzing and upgrading the codebase and fixing bugs and critical vulnerabilities. Our list of 9 open-source Firewalls that are free for personal, educational and testing uses. Many are also modified and used at an enterprise level by businesses as they are so good.

Version: 3.7.2

Author:

First release: 26 July 2016

Last updated: 21 September 2023

Language: C

Platform architecture: 32-bit/64-bit/arm64

Supported OS: Windows 8.1, 10, 11

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Description

Simple tool to configure Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) which can configure network activity on your computer.

The lightweight application is less than a megabyte, and it is compatible with Windows 7 SP1 and higher operating systems.

Nota bene

Keep in mind, simplewall is not a control UI over Windows Firewall, and does not interact in any level with Windows Firewall. It works over Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) which is a set of API and system services that provide a platform for creating network filtering applications. Windows Filtering Platform is a development technology and not a firewall itself, but simplewall is the tool that uses this technology.

Features

• Simple interface without annoying pop ups
• Rules editor (create your own rules)
• Internal blocklist (block Windows spy / telemetry)
• Dropped packets information with notification and logging to a file feature (win7+)
• Allowed packets information with logging to a file feature (win8+)
• Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) support
• Windows Store support
• Windows services support
• Free and open source
• Localization support
• IPv6 support

You can download either the installer or portable version. For correct working, need administrator rights.

Installation

When install rules, you can choose two modes:

• Permanent rules. Rules are working until you disable it manually.
• Temporary rules. Rules are reset after the next reboot.

Uninstall

When you uninstall simplewall, all previously configured filters stay alive in system. To remove all filters created by simplewall, start simplewall and press «Disable filters» button.

Command line

List of arguments for simplewall.exe:

-install - enable filtering.
-install -temp - enable filtering until reboot.
-install -silent - enable filtering without prompt.
-uninstall - remove all installed filters.

FAQ

Q: Are internet connections blocked when simplewall is not running?

A: Yes. Installed filters are working even if simplewall is terminated.

Q: What apps are blocked in default configuration?

A: By default, simplewall blocks all applications, you do not need to create custom rules to block specific application.

Q: Is it safe to use simplewall with Windows Firewall?

A: Yes. You do not need to disable Windows Firewall. This two firewall works independently.

Q: How can i disable blocklist entirely?

A: Open Settings -> Blocklist and then click radio buttons labeled Disable.

Q: Where is blacklist mode?

A: Blacklist was removed many days ago for uselessness. But if you need it, you can still configure it.

Solution: Configure blacklist mode in simplewall:

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1. Open Settings -> Rules
2. Uncheck Block outbound for all and Block inbound for all options.
3. Create user rule (green cross on toolbar) with block action, any direction, Block connection name and empty remote and local rule.
4. You can assign this rule for apps whatever you want to block network access.

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Q: Why does my network icon have an exclamation mark?

A: When you are connected to a network, Windows checks for internet connectivity using Active Probing. This feature is named as NCSI (Network Connectivity Status Indicator). You can resolve this by one of this ways:

Solution 1: Enable NCSI through internal system rule:

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1. Open System rules tab.
2. Allow NCSI rule (enabled by default).

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Solution 2: Disable NCSI through system registry:

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Create Disable NCSI.reg and import it into registry.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\NetworkConnectivityStatusIndicator]
"NoActiveProbe"=dword:00000001
"DisablePassivePolling"=dword:00000001

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Solution 3: Disable NCSI through group policy:

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1. Launch the group policy editor (gpedit.msc ).
2. Go to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Internet Communication Management -> Internet Communication Settings.
3. Double-click Turn off Windows Network Connectivity Status Indicator active tests and then select Enabled. Click Ok.
4. Open the Command Prompt (Admin) and enter gpupdate /force to enforce the changes made to the Group Policies.

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Q: How can I disable Windows Firewall?

Start the command line as an administrator, and enter the commands below.

Disable Windows Firewall profiles:

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netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state off

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Enable Windows Firewall profiles:

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netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state on

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Q: How to fix Windows Update internet access?

Windows 10 and above:

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Open main window menu Settings -> Rules -> Allow Windows Update.
This is working by method described here.

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Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1:

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Open main window, Navigate into System rules tab and then enable Windows Update service rule.

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Portable mode

To activate portable mode, create simplewall.ini in application folder, or move it from %APPDATA%\Henry++\simplewall.

Download

• simplewall-3.7.2-bin.zip
• simplewall-3.7.2-setup.exe
• simplewall-3.7.2-setup.exe.sig
• simplewall-3.7.2.sha256

Latest stable release is always here

GPG Signature

Binaries have GPG signature simplewall.exe.sig in application folder.

• Public key: pubkey.asc (pgpkeys.eu)
• Key ID: 0x5635B5FD
• Fingerprint: D985 2361 1524 AB29 BE73 30AC 2881 20A7 5635 B5FD

Languages

Put simplewall.lng file into application directory and restart the program.

• Download language
• Read instruction to create your own localization

Links

• GitHub
• Changelog
• License agreement

Support

• Report issue
• Pull requests