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Quick question for setting up Windows Defender Firewall rules:

  • Is there a boolean NOT operator that can be used with IP addresses?

What I would like to do is create an outbound firewall rule to block DNS lookups from everything except a specific IP address as a source IP address. (The source IP address that would be spared from this not operator is tied to an interface and is thus predictable; all other IP addresses could change based on connected wifi network and thus listing all possible IP ranges isn't particularly feasible).

Something I've also tried is just blocking UDP/53 outbound for the entire wifi network card type in Windows Firewall, which does work, so this question is more for my own general knowledge about the granularity that I can obtain with Windows Firewalls.

Thanks in advance!

Quick question for setting up Windows Defender Firewall rules:

  • Is there a boolean NOT operator that can be used with IP addresses?

What I would like to do is create an outbound firewall rule to block DNS lookups from everything except a specific IP address as a source IP address. (The source IP address that would be spared from this not operator is tied to an interface and is thus predictable; all other IP addresses could change based on connected wifi network and thus listing all possible IP ranges isn't particularly feasible).

Something I've also tried is just blocking UDP/53 outbound for the entire wifi network card type in Windows Firewall, which does work, so this question is more for my own general knowledge about the granularity that I can obtain with Windows Firewalls.

Thanks in advance!

Quick question for setting up Windows Defender Firewall rules:

  • Is there a boolean NOT operator that can be used with IP addresses?

What I would like to do is create an outbound firewall rule to block DNS lookups from everything except a specific IP address as a source IP address. (The source IP address that would be spared from this not operator is tied to an interface and is thus predictable; all other IP addresses could change based on connected wifi network and thus listing all possible IP ranges isn't particularly feasible).

Something I've also tried is just blocking UDP/53 outbound for the entire wifi network card type in Windows Firewall, which does work, so this question is more for my own general knowledge about the granularity that I can obtain with Windows Firewalls.

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StudentDeveloper7
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Is there a boolean "NOT" operator in Windows Firewall Rules?

Quick question for setting up Windows Defender Firewall rules:

  • Is there a boolean NOT operator that can be used with IP addresses?

What I would like to do is create an outbound firewall rule to block DNS lookups from everything except a specific IP address as a source IP address. (The source IP address that would be spared from this not operator is tied to an interface and is thus predictable; all other IP addresses could change based on connected wifi network and thus listing all possible IP ranges isn't particularly feasible).

Something I've also tried is just blocking UDP/53 outbound for the entire wifi network card type in Windows Firewall, which does work, so this question is more for my own general knowledge about the granularity that I can obtain with Windows Firewalls.

Thanks in advance!