You need to open the port for the IIS web server - usally 80. This can be
added to Windows Firewall.
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Simon Hart
Visual Developer - Device Application Development MVP
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"Sin Jeong-hun" wrote:
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I'm writing a very simple web server with C#. Since this is NOT for
actual use, I won't permit connection from other than the computer
it's running on. But, when I run it, Windows Firewall askes me if I
want to unblock it. Of course, I can simply click Keep blocking, but I
just don't want to show this to any users who will use this server for
testing.
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The ASP.NET development server seems to be doing the same thing
(allowing localhost only), and desn't show Windows Firewall dialog.
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In short, is it possible to somehow let Windows this connection is for
localhost only so it doesn't need to popup the Windows Firewall
dialog, and Keep blocking automatically (without asking)?
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