Given this information we decide to make use of the Windows Firewall and Group Policy.
Whatever modifications you oughta make to the firewall should be done now.
Now we need to edit our Firewall rule, to edit it double hit the rule.
This will bring up the properties of the Skype rule.
Switch over to the Advanced tab and uncheck the Domain check box.
The fix is simple, stop it from being able to communicate in the first place.
To do this switch to Outbound Rules and start creating a new rule.
you could leave the action at the default which is to block the connection and click next.
Deselect the Private and Public check boxes and click next to continue.
Then choose Action and select Export Policy from the Menu.
We will go with a internet share.
We will just go ahead and use this policy.
Once the policy has finished being Imported you will be notified.
If you do, any rules that have been configured locally will be adhered to.
The only reason I did some testing now was to point out a few things.
punch the Allow a program or feature through Windows Firewall link on the left hand side.
What’s Going On Here and How Can I Fix It?
To fix this right tap on Windows Firewall with Advanced Security and select properties from the context menu.
When the dialog box opens press the Customize button under the configs section.
Change the Apply local firewall rules option from Not Configured to No.
Thats all there is to it guys, go have some firewall fun.
