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B) Run The Following Commands in Linux Shell / DOS Prompt and Show The Output

The document provides steps to block or allow programs from accessing the internet using Windows Firewall on a PC. It lists 10 common Linux/DOS commands and their functions: ipconfig, ping, traceroute/tracert, netstat, route, telnet, ftp, nslookup, arp. The steps include opening Windows Defender, adding inbound and outbound rules to block programs, and disabling rules to unblock programs.

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B) Run The Following Commands in Linux Shell / DOS Prompt and Show The Output

The document provides steps to block or allow programs from accessing the internet using Windows Firewall on a PC. It lists 10 common Linux/DOS commands and their functions: ipconfig, ping, traceroute/tracert, netstat, route, telnet, ftp, nslookup, arp. The steps include opening Windows Defender, adding inbound and outbound rules to block programs, and disabling rules to unblock programs.

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b) Run the following commands in Linux shell / DOS prompt and show the output-

a. Explore firewall settings on your PC

Block or allow programs accessing internet using Windows Firewall


For example- I am going to block the internet access to Google Chrome

Step 1: Open Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security

Step 2: Click on Inbound rules

Step3: Click on New Rule highlighted in yellow


Step4: Now select Program button and click next

Step5: Here we browse the location of the exe file which one we are going to
block (for ex- Chrome)
Step6: Here we choose “Block the connection” radio button and click next
Step7: Leave the below options by default and click next
Step8: Give a name to the rule. Description field is optional
Tip: give the program name to easily remember for later purposes

Step9: Repeat the same steps followed in Inbound rules for Outbound rules
Step 10: To unblock the access we will click on “Disable Rule” and the .exe file
will be enabled
b. ipconfig
c. ping

d. traceroute/tracert
e. nestat
f. route
g. telnet

h. ftp

i. nslookup
j. arp

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