Follow the steps in the procedure below to modify the firewall settings. Alternatively, disable the firewall.
Click Control Panel > Check firewall status to open the Windows Firewall screen.
On the left side pane, click Advanced settings to open the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security screen.
In the list at the left of the screen, select Inbound Rules.
In the Action menu, select New Rule to open the New Inbound Rule Wizard screen.
In the Rule Type step, select Port and then click Next.
In the Protocol and Ports step, select TCP and Specific local ports:.
Enter the port number for the communication service into the Specific local ports: field, and then click Next.
In the Action step, select Allow the connection and then click Next.
In the Profile step, check Domain, Private and Public depending on your network environment, and then click Next.
In the Name step, specify the Name and Description of the new rule as necessary, and then click the Finish.
If you want to modify a scope, display the properties of the Inbound Rules for which to modify the scope.
Specify the permitted scope for communication with other servers that are not operating AdvancedCopy Manager on the Scope tab in the Properties screen.
On the Windows Firewall screen, click OK to finish your settings.
From the Control Panel, open the Windows Firewall screen.
Click Add Port on the Exceptions tab to open the Add Port screen.
Make the following settings for the communication service:
name: Specify any name
Port number: Specify the port number assigned to the communication service at the time of installation, and select "TCP" for the protocol.
If you want to modify a scope, display the properties of the Inbound Rules for which to modify the scope.
Specify the permitted scope for communication with other servers that are not operating AdvancedCopy Manager on the Scope tab in the Properties screen.
Click OK in the Add Port screen.
Click OK in the Windows Firewall screen.
