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(18)When the “IP Filter List” screen is displayed, make sure that
the “All ICMP Traffic” checkbox is marked, and select
“Next”.
(19)When the “Filter Action” screen is displayed, mark the “Per-
mit” checkbox, and select “Next”.
The screen changes to the “Completing the New Rule Wiz-
ard” screen. Make sure that the “Edit properties” checkbox is
marked, and select “Done”.
(20)When the “New Rule Properties” screen is displayed, make
sure that the “All ICMP Traffic” checkbox is marked, and
select “OK”.
(21)In the “Security rules for communicating with other comput-
ers” screen, make sure that the “All IP Traffic”, “Dynamic”
and “All ICMP Traffic” checkboxes are marked, and select
“Close”. Also, click the X mark at the top tight of the “Local
Security Settings” window.
2 Setup for using the preset IP security
(1) Select the Network and Dial-up Connections on the Control
Panel.
(2) Local Area Connection for which IPSEC is to be enabled, and
right click to open Properties.
(In actual fact, IPSEC is enabled in common on other LAN
settings if IPSEC is set to even one LAN setting.)
Select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and select “Properties”.
When TCP/IP Properties opens, select “Advanced”.
(3) Select the Option tab.
(4) Select “IP Security” and select “Properties”.
(5) At “Use this IP Policy”, select the policy name created at
“Setup IP security policy (3)”.
(6) Exit the setting by “OK”.
This enables use of IPSEC on Windows 2000.