SECTION B : Opening ports from PC side ( 2. Opening ports on windows. )

Go to search

Insert defender

Click on WINDOWS DEFENDER FIREWALL

Click on ADVANCED SETTINGS

Go to INBOUND RULES

Click on NEW RULE

Choose PORT then next

Choose TCP

Click on SPECIFIC LOCAL PORTS and fill as below (31400-31409)


Click on NEXT

Click on ALLOW THE CONNECTION

Click NEXT then NEXT

Fill the name as PI NODE or any name as below



Click FINISH



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