Thread: why firewall-settings greyed out?

"...configure everything" from: My security zone > Application activity. Right click the entries.

"...configure everything" from: My security zone > Application activity. Right click the entries. -------------------- Please see the Important topics, located at the top of this section, and at the top of other sections of this forum.

ok when i right click-click rules for app. then network rules i still cant configure anything its greyed out,how can i allow outgoing internet access and block inbound from there? This post has been edited by Bri : Today, 03:40

ok when i right click-click rules for app. then network rules i still cant configure anything its greyed out,how can i allow outgoing internet access and block inbound from there? This post has been edited by Bri : Yesterday, 03:40

Right click on the green check mark and please see post #4 and the other posts of this: http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=679 72 The information provided there is sufficiently applicable to version 2010.

Right click on the green check mark and please see post #4 and the other posts of this: http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=679 72 The information provided there is sufficiently applicable to version 2010. -------------------- Please see the Important topics, located at the top of this section, and at the top of other sections of ...

Grayed Out does NOT mean they are disabled (it means they are inherited by Application Classification).

Grayed Out does NOT mean they are disabled (it means they are inherited by Application Classification). -------------------- Networking and Security Guru ~^Whizard^~

richbuff is right but except that i don't like firewall settings generally. You need to expand the category for a spesific application and after that you need to change behaviour by right clicking one by one for trusted/local/public networks. We should be able to do that at once for all networks. bTw, after changing network activity behaviour to "prompt for action" for a spesific ...

Correct, you need to switch it off (power users only).