Guide to blocking DC++ external connections for Jetico Personal Firewall v1 (not v2 AFAIK)

Firstly I'm going to assume you have learning mode on (you will know because you will receive a popup everytime you install/run a new application) - if you don't, then either you should have it on, or you should already have the understanding just to take the configuration file from this guide and sort the rules yourself.

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1. Open up the Jetico control panel and click on the configuration tab

2. In the control panel, go to "File->Open", navigate to the location of dc.bcf and choose to open the file

3. Now in the configuration tab you should see a new Policy called "DC++ Ruleset", expand this and you should see a ruleset called DC++, simply click and drag this into your own policy to add the ruleset.

4. Since you are using learning mode, then it may be the case that you already have an existing rule or two, so we'll just delete those now. Close DC++ if you haven't already. Navigate the policy you are using in the configuration tab like so: "Root->Application Table->Ask User", you should see a list of rules based on your previous responses to popups. 

Scroll horizontally til you see the "Application" column, which has a list of all the Applications you have answered a question for, and scroll through the list until you see DC++ (The symbol should be there, so you don't have to read all the paths). Delete any and all of the currently existing rules for DC++. A screenshot demonstrating this can be found here. <screen1.jpg>

5. Open DC++ now. Connect to the hub via stunnel as per usual and a popup should appear (It probably already has, asking for "Access to network" permissions), at the popup, check the "Treat as" and "Remember my Answer" option, and use the now active drop down box to select "DC++", a screenshot has been included here. <screen2.jpg>

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Congratulations, this (hopefully) has stopped your DC++ client from inbound and outbound connections to users off the Warwick university campus. If you wish to continue using the firewall off of the campus to connect to a hub (twofo or any other for that matter), then you can navigate to "Optimal Protection->Root->Application Table->Ask User->DC++", and you should see a list of rules to the right of the configuration explorer. Untick the first two rules and this will remove the restriction, but still keep enough rules to make sure DC++ is working. Just remember to tick them again if you come back on Campus!