Kerio Tech Firewall6 - Manual (Page 374)

Chapter 25 Specific settings and troubleshooting
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8. Use a plaintext editor (e.g. Notepad) to open the winroute.cfg configuration file. Go to
the following section:
<list name="Interfaces">
Scan this section for the original adapter. Find an identifier for a new interface in the new
adapter’s log and copy it to the original adapter. Remove the new interface’s log.
Example
Name of the local network interface is LAN. This network connection is labeled as Local
Area Connection in the new operating system. Now, the following data can be found in
the Interfaces section (only the essential parts are listed):
<listitem>
<variable name="Id">
\DEVICE\{7AC918EE-3B85-5A0E-8819-CBA57D4E11C7}
</variable>
<variable name="Name">LAN</variable>
...
</listitem>
<listitem>
<variable name="Id">
\DEVICE\{6BF377FB-3B85-4180-95E1-EAD57D5A60A1}
</variable>
<variable name="Name">Local Area Connection</variable>
...
</listitem>
Copy the Local Area Connection interface’s identifier into the LAN interface. Remove
the data for Local Area Connection (a relevant listitem section).
When all these changes are performed, the data in the configuration file relating to inter-
face connected to the local network will be as follows:
<listitem>
<variable name="Id">
\DEVICE\{6BF377FB-3B85-4180-95E1-EAD57D5A60A1}
</variable>
<variable name="Name">LAN</variable>
...
</listitem>
9. Save the winroute.cfg file and run WinRoute Firewall Engine.
Now, the WinRoute configuration is identical with the original WinRoute configuration on the
prior operating system.