Hi folks,
I’ve struggled with setting up Mumble properly for weeks now; this stuff didn’t want to connect to i-net.
Then today I’ve noticed, that the ping function of Windows 7 and also this “tracert” stuff doesn’t work, as well. Well, and that lead me to have a stronger focus on CIS firewall, once again.
Usually that meant, that I close firewall and try connecting, once again. But my connection problems still exist then, which I can’t explain myself. But then, I tried something different: I didn’t closed the firewall at the 2nd approach, but turned firewall security level to the weakest (“off”). And then my connection problems were away and I could ping and use Mumble !!!
So, my question now is: Were concretely is the spot, which causes the problems ? I don’t feel like pulling down my whole i-net security setting, just because I want to use Mumble.
Where is the little box blocking mumble and pinging, which only need to be unchecked to solve this problem ? Or what exception rule is missing to solve this problem ?
Normally I’m using a paranoid custom setting and the weird thing about it is, that I’ve defined mumble.exe as a trustworthy application ! So, in terms of my logic that should make sure, that CIS firewall doesn’t block Mumble, but obviously it does.
This is how my custom setting looks like, which all in all somehow blocks ping & tracert function as well as Mumble: