Select the Permit radio button and click Next.

Give your action a name such as AllowConnection and click Next.

Click Next on the first page of the Filter Action Wizard.

In the Filter Action box click Add to create a new Action for the List you've selected.

Select the list you have just created from the IP Filter List and click Next.Once you have added all the required IP Addresses to the list click OK.

Complete the steps above for each additional IP address you want to add to the Filter.Select the Protocol Type you wish to allow access to.You can now select A Specific IP Address or Any IP Address for the Destination address.Select A specific IP Address of Subnet as the Source address, enter the IP of Subnet you want to allow (see note above for subnets) then click Next.Match packets with the exact opposite source and destination addresses checked. Type a Name for your list, and a Description if desired.You need to create a new filter, so don't select any of the default ones. You should now be on the IP filter list.Leave all network connections selected and click Next.Leave This rule does not specify a tunnel selected and click Next.You should now have the properties window open. On the final page of the Wizard leave the Edit properties option checked and click Finish.Leave the Active Directory default option on the Default Response Rule Authentication Method page selected and click Next.Check the box for the Activate the default response rule option then click Next.Name your IP Security Policy and provide a description if desired, then click Next.Click Next on the first page of the Wizard.

If a Security Policy does exist, right click on it in the Right pane and click Properties then continue to next section (Setting up the IP Filters)

If no Security Policy exists yet, in the Left frame right click IP Security Policies on Local Computer and then click Create IP Security Policy then continue to next step.

Leave Local Computer checked and click Finish and then OK.

Select the IP Security Policy Managment item in the Available snap-ins list click the A dd button.

In the console click File > Add/Remove Snap in.

Log into your dedicated server using Remote Desktop.

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