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Windows Defender Firewall is a built-in personal firewall and is available for most Windows versions. In this video, you’ll learn about the Defender Firewall configuration options and how to create your own customized firewall rules. << Previous: Configuring Windows Firewall Next Video: Windows Network Connections >>

Windows Defender Firewall is a built-in personal firewall and is available for most Windows versions. In this video, you’ll learn about the Defender Firewall configuration options and how to create your own customized firewall rules. << Previous: Windows Network Technologies Next Video: Windows IP Address Configuration >>

Windows includes many resources for networking devices together. In this video, you’ll learn about shared resources, Workgroups, Domains, and sharing printers. << Previous: Windows Settings Next Video: Configuring Windows Firewall >>

The Windows Settings utility provides a consistent user interface for configuring many operating system options. In this video, you’ll learn about Time and Language, Personalization, Apps, Privacy and Security, and more. << Previous: The Windows Control Panel Next Video: Windows Network Technologies >>

The Windows Control panel allows for the configuration the Windows user experience. In this video, you’ll learn about Internet Options, Devices and Printers, Network and Sharing Center, Performance Settings, User Accounts, and more. << Previous: The Windows Network Command Line Next Video: Windows Settings >>

Troubleshooting the network is often managed from the Windows command line. In this video, you’ll learn about ipconfig, ping, netstat, nslookup, net view, net use, net user, tracert, and path ping. << Previous: Windows Command Line Tools Next Video: The Windows Control Panel >>

The Windows command line provides a powerful interface for monitoring and troubleshooting. In this video, you’ll learn about navigating the command line prompt, copying files, viewing host and version information, managing Group Policy, and keeping your system secure. << Previous: Additional Windows Tools Next Video: The Windows Network Command Line >>