<b>Default inbound</b> windows firewall rule: %AppData%\Steganos\Okayfreedom\Proxy\<b>node.exe</b>, private and public profiles
<b>Outbound</b> windows firewall rules, if you are blocking all outbound connections and using the private profile:
– <b>udp 67</b>, private profile , <b>dhcp client</b> service (windows service)
– <b>tcp 80 and 443</b>, public and private profiles, <b>Okayfreedomclient.exe</b> (in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Okayfreedom”)
– <b>tcp 1194</b>, private profile, <b>openvpn.exe</b> (for x64 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Okayfreedom\openvpn64”; for x86 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files\Okayfreedom\openvpn”)
– all browsers, and in general each software that needs an internet connection, should have both private and public profiles
<b>Outbound</b> windows firewall rules, if you are blocking all outbound connections and using the public profile:
– <b>udp 67</b>, public profile , <b>dhcp client</b> service (windows service)
– <b>tcp 80 and 443</b>, public profile, <b>Okayfreedomclient.exe</b> (in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Okayfreedom”)
– <b>tcp 1194</b>, public profile, <b>openvpn.exe</b> (for x64 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Okayfreedom\openvpn64”; for x86 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files\Okayfreedom\openvpn”)