Windows Firewall

  1. Open Windows Firewall with Advanced Security

  2. Go to Inbound Rules → New Rule

  3. Select Port

  4. Select TCP/UDP and specify the port number

  5. Select Allow the connection

  6. Choose the applicable scope

  7. Name the rule and save it

Security Policy Recommendations:

  • Only open the ports that are necessary

  • Restrict SSH access by source IP address

  • Enable logging

  • Regularly review firewall rules

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