Turbofloat service firewall exception

When I install the Turbofloat server as a service it create an exception in the windows firewall but only for public networks. But I have found in some cases it also needs to be enabled for Home/Private networks. The server machine is sitting on my private network with NAT in the router directing traffic. Is there a way the service installation can enable the exception for both network types?

That's a good idea. We'll look into making that behavior default in the future.

That would be good but better if we can configure how the firewall exceptions are enabled. In many cases our customers run the server on a machine in their network and don't want its firewall to be opened. It may breach their general security rules, and also someone who knows the server address and port could use our software for free, by appropriating one of the network licences.

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