windows Firewall
First, you will need to open the IPSec snap-in:
- Start -> Run -> mmc
- File -> Add/Remove Snap-in...
- Add...
- IP Security Policy Management (Not to be confused with IP Security
Monitor)
- Local Computer
Highlight Security Policies on Local Computer
- In the right pane, right-click and choose Create IP Security
Policy...
- This will start the IP Security Policy Wizard.
- Choose Next Enter a Name: and Description:
- UN-CHECK Activate the default response rule. Leave Edit
properties checked
- and click Finish
Under Rules choose Add... This will start the Security Rule
Wizard.
- Hit Next
- This rule does not specify a tunnel.
- Local area networks (LAN)
- This will open the IP Filter List
- Choose Add...
- Enter a Name: and Description: Use the IP as the name for
identification purposes.
- Choose Add...
- Next
- Description: is optional here, though I'd put the IP to block
again...
- UN-CHECK Mirrored. match packets with the exact opposite source
and destination address.
- For Source address: Use the Drop-down to choose A specific IP
Address and enter the IP address to IP to be blocked.
- Next
- For Destination address: Use the Drop-down to choose My IP
Address
- Next
- For Select a protocol type: leave the drop-down on Any
- Next
- Make sure Edit properties is unchecked and Click Finish
This will return you to the IP Filter List press O to close it.
- You will now see and should select the radial for the filter list
you just created.
- Next
- This will open Filter Action
- Choose Add...
- Next
- Enter a Name: and Description: This action is simply for
blocking traffic so name it BLOCK
- Next
- Select the Block radial
- Next
- Make sure 'Edit properties' is unchecked and Click Finish
This will return you to the Filter Action selection You will now see
and should select the radial for the filter action you just created.
Make sure 'Edit properties' is unchecked and Click 'Finish'
Click OK to close the Policy you've just created.
The new policy should now show up in the right pane... to activate it,
simply right-click and choose assign
More information can be found in this downloadable guide from Microsoft:
here