Closed privacyguy123 closed 5 years ago
It's, obviously, IGMP
Just a lifehack here: if you are on a secure LAN (best at home, not an public wifi of course) then in order to make you life much easier -- you just allow certain system apps to access LAN ONLY.
I normally allow unpcampaignmanager.exe, spoolsv.exe, System etc to access the LAN but block them on the internet.
It doesn't seem to matter if I create a custom rule to allow them, they ask for connection over and over and over
It doesn't seem to matter if I create a custom rule to allow them, they ask for connection over and over and over
So apply created user rule (if it right - it will work) for the app and disable notifications for this app and no more problems, hmm?
When the popup appears I click "create rule" and it makes a correct one for me - yet the program keeps asking over and over and over for permission??? If it's allowed then why is there a notification?
Program keeps asking for what? You are completely allowed app OR created user rule for app?
When this popup appears I click "Create Rule" and the same popup happens agan and again asking for the same connection ...
What rule do you create?
The rule it creates automatically for me when I click "Rules - Create Rule" in the bottom left of the screenshot
Create more wide rule:
protocol: igmp
direction: both
other fields:
and apply it
Here is the rule and the firewall notification - simplewall is ignoring it
What local address? Can you open the packets log? I think, 192.168.1.254
is incorrect, because of System do recv/accept operations. Try clear remote rule and set local rule to 224.0.0.0/4
192.168.1.254 is my router address 😕
it does not matter, igmp used multicast address
I think this might be it
"09/11/2019` 15:47:34","NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM","System","224.0.0.1 (all-systems.mcast.net)","
","192.168.1.254"," ","igmp","simplewall\BlockRecvAcceptConnectionsV4","#394479","Outbound","Blocked"
Not matter what I do to allow this, it is blocked - the only way to fix is to allow "System" access to everything which I don't want to do
Rule is incorrect, i think. What do you do?
Rule states that igmp://192.168.1.254 should be allowed in any direction for System no?
I think I've turned it off, wtf does IGMP even do?
What on earth is this?