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When connecting to a new network for the first time in Winodws 7 you will be prompted to select the type of network, if you select public you won't be able to do much more than browse the internet (the level of restriction can be configured from the network &amp;&nbsp;sharing center in Control Panel)
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When connecting to a new network for the first time in Winodws 7 you will be prompted to select the type of network, if you select public you won't be able to do much more than browse the internet (the level of restriction can be configured from the network & sharing center in Control Panel)

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One of my &nbsp;customer is trying to configure Windows 7 firewall as secure as possible when using for &nbsp;public hotel WLAN hot-spots. <br />
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How could Windows 7 firewall be configured as secure as possible with functionality in different hot-spot environments?<br />
Thanks 
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One of my  customer is trying to configure Windows 7 firewall as secure as possible when using for  public hotel WLAN hot-spots. 

How could Windows 7 firewall be configured as secure as possible with functionality in different hot-spot environments?
Thanks 

Windows Firewall  wlan hot spot configuration

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