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Windows: Only allow programs through firewall if connection is secure


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I have setup an encrypted L2TP/IPsec connection using the built in settings in Windows 10. I only want to allow certain applications (i.e., Chrome) to be able to access the network if I am connected to the VPN server. Windows firewall has an option to only allow a connection for a specific program if it is secure.



However this approach has net me varying results. Chrome does not work at all when its rule is enabled and other program's rules do not seem to block their connections at all. I have used a packet viewer and I am pretty sure the connection is correctly encrypted so I'm guessing this is not the correct way to configure the firewall.



How can I restrict certain programs access to the internet if I am not connected to the VPN server?










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  • Did you still allow DNS?

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  • Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

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I have setup an encrypted L2TP/IPsec connection using the built in settings in Windows 10. I only want to allow certain applications (i.e., Chrome) to be able to access the network if I am connected to the VPN server. Windows firewall has an option to only allow a connection for a specific program if it is secure.



However this approach has net me varying results. Chrome does not work at all when its rule is enabled and other program's rules do not seem to block their connections at all. I have used a packet viewer and I am pretty sure the connection is correctly encrypted so I'm guessing this is not the correct way to configure the firewall.



How can I restrict certain programs access to the internet if I am not connected to the VPN server?










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  • Did you still allow DNS?

    – Seth
    18 hours ago











  • Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

    – Oh Dear
    9 hours ago














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I have setup an encrypted L2TP/IPsec connection using the built in settings in Windows 10. I only want to allow certain applications (i.e., Chrome) to be able to access the network if I am connected to the VPN server. Windows firewall has an option to only allow a connection for a specific program if it is secure.



However this approach has net me varying results. Chrome does not work at all when its rule is enabled and other program's rules do not seem to block their connections at all. I have used a packet viewer and I am pretty sure the connection is correctly encrypted so I'm guessing this is not the correct way to configure the firewall.



How can I restrict certain programs access to the internet if I am not connected to the VPN server?










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I have setup an encrypted L2TP/IPsec connection using the built in settings in Windows 10. I only want to allow certain applications (i.e., Chrome) to be able to access the network if I am connected to the VPN server. Windows firewall has an option to only allow a connection for a specific program if it is secure.



However this approach has net me varying results. Chrome does not work at all when its rule is enabled and other program's rules do not seem to block their connections at all. I have used a packet viewer and I am pretty sure the connection is correctly encrypted so I'm guessing this is not the correct way to configure the firewall.



How can I restrict certain programs access to the internet if I am not connected to the VPN server?







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  • Did you still allow DNS?

    – Seth
    18 hours ago











  • Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

    – Oh Dear
    9 hours ago



















  • Did you still allow DNS?

    – Seth
    18 hours ago











  • Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

    – Oh Dear
    9 hours ago

















Did you still allow DNS?

– Seth
18 hours ago





Did you still allow DNS?

– Seth
18 hours ago













Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

– Oh Dear
9 hours ago





Wouldn't allowing DNS ruin the point of a VPN? Is there a way you can set a custom DNS server in the rules?

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