Click OK.. Click the Security tab, then click Firewall Rules.. Click the Add button under the Inbound Services section to create a new rule. Click Any from the drop-down next to Service, then click the Allow Always, located next to Action.. Enter your IP address in the Send to LAN Server field.Return to Command Prompt to check your IP address if you are not sure what it is. Leave the remaining settings as is, then click Apply.. Return to the Firewall Rules page. Check the box next to the new rule you created, then click the Enable button.nter your IP address in the Send to LAN Server field. Return to Command Prompt to check your IP address if you are not sure what it is. Leave the remaining settings as is, then click Apply.. Return to the Firewall Rules page. Check the box next to the new rule you created, then click the Enable button.
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