In order to let your coworkers use the
Qizx XML Server which is running on your machine, the TCP
port chosen during
the preceding configuration
step must not be blocked by the firewall running on your machine
(if any).
This configuration step allows you to open this TCP port in Windows®
built-in firewall. As you can see it in the screenshot below, this
configuration step suggests several good reasons not to do this.
If you want qizxserver to open the chosen
TCP port in Windows® built-in firewall, select "Yes, do it
now".
 | - Option "Yes, do it now" requires you to
have administrator privileges. On Windows® Vista® and all following
Windows® versions(1), this means right-clicking on the icon of qizxserver and then selecting
"Run as Administrator" from the popup
menu.
- Choosing option "Yes, do it now" will not
make your system unstable. If you really need your coworkers to
access Qizx XML Server on your machine, do not
hesitate to choose this option.
- If you do not select option "Yes, do it
now", Windows® itself may prompt you to ``allow'' one of
the following programs: java.exe, jsl32.exe or jsl64.exe,
just after Qizx XML Server is started. It's okay
to accept what's suggested by Windows®. Doing this will have more or
less the same effect as choosing option "Yes, do it
now".
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