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Rule Sets. Inbound The software firewall must be set to deny all inbound traffic. Note: An additional firewall rule can be applied to give a specific vendor the ability to temporarily administer their software remotely. This rule only applies to equipment with software that the vendor is remotely administering. This rule must be removed once administration is complete. The following requirements must be met when applying the rule: • Must specify source IP • Must specify destination IP • Must be restricted to 1 port The vendor will supply the port to be opened. This rule must be removed once administration is complete. Outbound The software firewall must be set to allow all outbound traffic. Note: Restricting outbound traffic on the software firewall is not required, but will increase the protection. It can be done at the agent’s discretion.
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