Netsh is a console utility which allows changing a lot of network related parameters. Open a port using PowerShell Open a port using netsh There are a couple alternative methods you can use to open a port in Windows 10. In Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, click on the Outbound Rules instead of Inbound Rules and follow the wizard.įinally, to close the opened port, remove the rule or just disable it. The same can be done for an outbound port if it is required by your app.
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Voila, you have opened the inbound port in Windows 10 Firewall. On the next page, provide some meaningful description for your firewall rule.leaving the Private profile enabled and disabling others will make your app available only on home networks. Select the Windows Firewall profile the new rule should apply to.On the next page, select the option Allow the connection.Set the required network protocol (TCP or UDP) and click Next. Type there the required port number or a range of ports. Select Port as the rule type and click Next.On the right, click on the New Rule link.On the next page, click on the link Advanced settings.Click on the icon Firewall & network protection.To open a port in Windows Firewall in Windows 10, do the following. You may have an app (e.g a local FTP server) which requires a port(s) to be open so other computers on your network can connect to it.īefore you open or close ports in the Windows Firewall, ensure that you are signed in as an administrator. The Windows Firewall supports multiple active profiles, co-existence with third-party firewalls, and rules based on port ranges and protocols.
It gives fine-grained control over configuring the firewall. This is true since Windows Vista where the firewall added outbound connection blocking and also comes with an advanced Control Panel called Windows Firewall with Advanced Security. In Windows 10, Windows Firewall is based completely on the Windows Filtering Platform API and has IPsec integrated with it.
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