9.3.3 Notes on Windows Firewall
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Configuring Windows Firewall settings
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If you are using the integrated management from JP1/IM - View in an environment where Windows Firewall is enabled, register programs or port numbers with "Exceptions" as required.
Follow these procedures to register programs and port numbers:
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Execute the following command. Change Console-path to the installation folder for the integrated console and then execute the command.
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="JP1/IM3-Manager" dir=in action=allow program="Console-path\bin\evtcon.exe" enable=yes protocol=tcp
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Make sure that [Programs and Services] or [Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall] of Windows Firewall displays what has been registered in the above steps, and that the check box for the applicable item is selected.
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If you are using the integrated scope in an environment where Windows Firewall is enabled, register the programs or port numbers for the integrated scope with "Exceptions" as required, in addition to the settings described above (using the integrated management from JP1/IM - View).
Register the items with the exceptions list by either of the following procedures:
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Select [Exceptions] tab of [Windows Firewall] on Control Panel to register the following programs/ports.
Registering a program
Register the following information by selecting [Add Program]and then [Browse].
File Name: [Installation folder]\JP1Scope\bin\jcsmain.exe
Registering a port number
Register the following information by selecting [Add Port].
Port Number: tcp 20305
Name: JP1/IM3-Manager
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Execute the following command. Additionally, change Scope-path to the installation folder for the integrated scope and then execute the command.
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="JP1/IM3-Manager" dir=in action=allow program="Scope-path\bin\jcsmain.exe" enable=yes protocol=tcp
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If you are using the IM configuration in an environment where Windows Firewall is enabled, register the programs or port numbers for the IM configuration with "Exceptions" as required, in addition to the settings described above (using the integrated management from JP1/IM - View).
Register the items with the exceptions list by either of the following procedures:
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Select [Exceptions] tab of [Windows Firewall] on Control Panel to register the following programs/ports.
Registering a program
Register the following information by selecting [Add Program]and then [Browse].
File Name: [Installation folder]\JP1Scope\bin\jcsmain.exe
Registering a port number
Register the following information by selecting [Add Port].
Port Number: tcp 20702
Name : JP1/IM3-Manager
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Execute the following command. Additionally, change Manager-path to the installation folder for the JP1/IM - Manager and then execute the command.
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="JP1/IM3-Manager" dir=in action=allow program="Manager-path\bin\imcf\jcfmain.exe" enable=yes protocol=tcp
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If you are using JP1/IM - View or Integrated Operation Viewer window in an environment where Windows Firewall security is improved, and outbound connections that do not follow the rules are not blocked:
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Do not block transmission from the following port numbers:
20115/tcp
20238/tcp
20305/tcp
20702/tcp
20703/tcp
22301/tcp
22302/tcp
22303/tcp
22304/tcp
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Do not block transmission from the following program:
View-path\bin\jdk\bin\java.exe
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Do not block transmission to the IP addresses used to connect to JP1/IM - Manager.
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If you are using JP1/IM - View in an environment where Windows Firewall security is improved, and outbound connections that do not follow the rules are blocked:
Select the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security tool in Administrative Tools in Control Panel, and then allow the program below to connect from the New Outbound Rule wizard under Outbound Rules.
File: View-path\bin\jdk\bin\java.exe
(2) Deleting information from Windows Firewall
To delete the registered information from Windows Firewall, select the applicable item from the items displayed under [Programs and Services] of Windows Firewall, and press [Delete] to delete the registered information.
(3) Temporarily disabling Windows Firewall
To temporarily disable the registered information from Windows Firewall, clear the checkbox for the items that are displayed under [Programs and Services] of Windows Firewall.