It is buried deep in the settings. You cannot just click "Allow." You have to go into Settings -> Firewall -> Traffic Rules -> Configure and manually create a rule to allow System and svchost.exe for port 3389 (TCP). Alternatively, you have to switch the firewall from "Auto" to "Private" and manually move your network to "Trusted."
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Detailed description: Under Security > Advanced > Smart Firewall, Traffic Rules Tab: I do have “Remote Desktop In” set to “Allow” ... Norton Community Using Norton Security in a Network Environment Configuring Norton Security Firewall. To connect a client to a server in a network environment, Norton Security will likely need a... DaySmart Software Norton Firewall on my PC is blocking me from connecting via ... Oct 9, 2024 — It is buried deep in the settings
Opening port 3389 (Remote Desktop) makes your computer visible to the internet. Hackers frequently scan for this port to attempt brute-force attacks (guessing your password). Norton Community Using Norton Security in a Network
Ensure your current network connection is added to the or Trusted list to bypass stricter public firewall rules. Important Troubleshooting Tips
Look for or mstsc.exe in the list of programs. Set its access level to Allow from the drop-down menu.
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