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#Macsentry allows tor how to

Make sure Windows 7 does not automatically change active profile without user confirmation (as Windows Vista sometimes does).

With Windows you can have different "profiles" with different firewall configurations.

Thus, the VPN service runs on Apple devices (iPad and iPhone) however, through manual configuration, MacSentry can also be used on Windows, Linux, and Android.

#Macsentry allows tor how to

Before making a block all rule, make sure you know how to reset the firewall to normal state (without turning it off, unless it is usually off). MacSentry is a Belizean-based VPN service designed for MAC and iOS users.(Just FYI: the Library folder is hidden on newer versions of macOS. Mac Sentry knows Apple users probably have more than one device kicking around so they very generously allow 6 simultaneous connections using the same account and their software setup couldn’t be simpler as they offer a free download, so it’s a case of click and go' with no technical knowledge required. Go to the /Library/Application Support/ folder. Drag and drop the Tor Browser application to the Trash. Before changing any firewall rule, make sure you understand Windows firewall UI and what the rule means. (By default, the installation location is the Applications folder.

You might need to unblock the Windows DNS resolver if it is a standalone process - or is the resolution done by each program?

A Tor exit node needs to do DNS resolution.

For a working Tor relay, you must allow both outgoing (active open) and incoming (passive open) TCP connexions.

allow everything only for the Tor program, defined by its file name (often C:\Program Files\Vidalia Bundle\Tor\tor.exe).

Other interesting Google Chrome alternatives to VPNBook are Snowflake Tor.

block all outgoing packets (for all protocols, not just TCP or UDP) This means that it provides an encrypted connection to an alternate IP.

You should be able to to that with the Windows Firewall "with advanced functionality" (something like that), as this firewall knows about local processes: you can make per-program rules (a "program" here is actually just a file name, as for example C:\Window\explorer.exe).