What connections should be allowed in my firewall?
I have some connections in m y firewall that I dont recognize and they are involving remote access. Which connections should be allowed?
MacBook Pro 13″, 13.1
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I have some connections in m y firewall that I dont recognize and they are involving remote access. Which connections should be allowed?
MacBook Pro 13″, 13.1
Applejack1971 Said:
"What connections should be allowed in my firewall?: I have some connections in m y firewall that I dont recognize and they are involving remote access. Which connections should be allowed?"
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Allowing Firewall:
No one here would know your settings. If you need to overrule these, then make sure the site is removed from your firewall. Add the domain to a Safe List.
Applejack1971 wrote:
I have some connections in m y firewall that I dont recognize and they are involving remote access. Which connections should be allowed?
If you are behind a router on a private network you do not need the firewall on.
But you have not provided any details or context so this is just a guess.
What connections should be allowed in my firewall?