Re: 2010.2 networking issue

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Phil Savoie grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
> On 11/28/2011 05:09 AM, David Guntner wrote:
>>
>> I'll check that later today when my friend has returned home and can
>> look for me.  I'm pretty sure the firewall would be turned on (be
>> running) by default, but doesn't it need rules to start blocking someo=
ne?
>=20
> Not if it is set to block everything which I think it is set to do by
> default.

Hmmm, ok.  How do I verify it's blocking everything, and if that's the
case, how do I tell it to allow everything by default?

              --Dave


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