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Hi Parham
 
WIndows Firewall alone controls/looks after the inbound conmnections and if you want to look at what is going on then you need to use the buily in 'Windows Firewal with Advanced Securtity option (type that into the search field in or next to the Start button and that should get you there) or you can use a 3rd party application like Windows Firewall Control 4 which is effectively just a ncider front end to the built in firewall, plus some default rules, etc.
 
In the case of the outbound connection WSA works with the built in Windows Firewall to secure the connection...if you like WSA 'hardens' the built in firewall in the outbound connection area.
 
Hope that helps?
 
Regards, Baldrick

Hi Baldrick Good Day!
 
Thanks for the reply.
 
well in last month i never have even 1 message from WSA Firewall, so this problem give me a bad feel or something like unprotected feeling you know? i hope you know really i hope you underestand what i'm trying to say
 
so is there any way so i can check/test WSA Firewall and controling on my outbound connections? is there any program for example or any exe file ( if yourself can provide that for me i will gratefull 🙂 ) so i can see any message from my WSA Firewall?

Thank You for the reply dear Baldrick.
 
i just updated my  Desktop Telegram, and no message show up by Webroot Firewall :(
 
Note: when i run Telegram , WSA put it on Monitoring , so if that will be updating WSA should show a message right?

The release version doesn't have the Firewall Controls it's only in the Beta for now. And in the release and the Beta it's a smart Firewall as it will block malicious files from calling out. Now in the Beta you can Block apps from calling out as well as malicious files and is still a smart firewall as it uses the Cloud database.
 
Like in here: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Ideas-Exchange/Outbound-connections-fw-control-in-Win-8-Win-8-1/idi-p/60003/page/6#comments
 

Managing Firewalls

The SecureAnywhere firewall monitors data traffic traveling out of your computer ports. It looks for untrusted processes that try to connect to the Internet and steal your personal information. It works with the Windows firewall, which monitors data traffic coming into your computer. With both the SecureAnywhere and Windows firewall turned on, your data has complete inbound and outbound protection.
You should not turn off either the Windows firewall or the SecureAnywhere firewall. If they are disabled, your system is open to many types of threats whenever you connect to the Internet or to a network. These firewalls can block malware, hacking attempts, and other online threats before they can cause damage to your system or compromise your security.
The SecureAnywhere firewall is preconfigured to filter traffic on your computer. It works in the background without disrupting your normal activities. If the firewall detects any unrecognized traffic, it opens an alert where you can block the traffic or allow it to proceed.
 
http://live.webrootanywhere.com/content/599/Managing-Firewalls
 
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Not so, Parham, but best to find yourself an obscure applcation that needs Internet access and install it...that should do the trick.
 
Baldrick

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dear Baldrick, i downloaded Windows firewall control 4.
 
i shot 2 picture , it's really confusing ! Windows Firewall should not manage inbound connections? but the only options i have seen and checked was about outbound connection which should control by WSA Firewall ! 😞 :
 
 
 
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