In this project you will create two simple firewall rules in Windows Advanced Firewall: I). The first rule will block all ICMP traffic. This will effectively prevent you from using the ping command to send ICMP packets to other computers. You will use a command prompt to verify the rule was effective.II).The second rule will block all outgoing Port 80 traffic. Port 80 is traditionally associated with Web traffic (HTTP). Once you create and enable the rule, all outgoing Port 80 traffic will be blocked. You will use a Web browser to verify the rule was effective; however, secure Web traffic (HTTPS) running over Port 443 will still be accessible.Both of the rules in this project will apply to outgoing traffic only. It is important to remember to disable the rules at the end of the project so your ICMP and Port 80 traffic will not be blocked.Directions:1.Click Start.2.In the search box, type cmd3.Press Enter.4.Type ping www.google.com5.Press Enter. (This will ping www.Google.com)6.Type time7.Press Enter twice.8.Take a screenshot.9.Click Start, Control Panel, System and Security, and Windows Firewall.10.Click Advanced settings.11.Click Outbound Rules.12.Click New Rule (right-hand pane).13.Click Custom, Next, and Next.14.Change the dropdown box to ICMPv4.15.Click Next, Next, Next, and Next.16.Name the rule YourName_Block_ICMP. (Replace YourName with RandyBoyle_Block_ICMP.)17.Click Finish.18.Return to your command prompt.19.Type ping www.google.com20.Press Enter. (This will ping www.google.com. You should get a “General failure” error.)21.Type time22.Press Enter twice.23.Take a screenshot.24.Open a Web browser.25.Browse to www.Google.com. (This will verify that you do have Internet access.)26.Return to the Windows Advanced Firewall window.27.Click Outbound Rules.28.Click New Rule (right-hand pane).29.Click Port, and Next.30.Type “80” into the text box for Specific remote ports. (This will effectively block all outgoing Web traffic from your computer. You will disable/delete this rule later.)31. Click Next, Next, and Next.32. Name the rule YourName_Block_Port_80. (Replace YourName with RandyBoyle_Block_Port_80.)33. Click Finish.34. Return to your Web browser.35. Browse to any non-secure (not HTTPS) website of your choosing. You can browse to any website as long as it does not make an HTTPS connection (Port 443). The rule you made only blocks Port 80 Web traffic.36.Take a screenshot of the blocked website. (In this case, it was www.Microsoft.com.)37. Return to the Windows Advanced Firewall window.38. Select both of the rules you created.39. Right-click the selected rules.40. Click Disable Rule. (If you don’t disable the rules, your ICMP and Web traffic will still be blocked.)41.Take a screenshot of your disabled rules.Submit your Screenshots and then answer the following questions: A. How could blocking all ICMP traffic protect you? B. Could you still access some websites with your Port 80 rule enabled? Why? C. Why would you want to allow incoming (not outgoing) Port 443, but block incoming Port 80? D. Could malware rename itself in order to get through a firewall? Why would this work?Your well-written paper should be three to four pages in length. Contain an illustrative table or a diagram created from properly cited references. Include at least three credible references. Formatted according to the APA Requirements. Be clear, concise, and focused.

Your task is to view a sports-related movie and write a brief review. Here are the steps to the assignment.Step 1: You are to choose any movie you wish to write a report on or a movie from the list of sportsrelated movies below.Step 2: Rent and watch the movie. Even if you have seen the movie before, you should rent it and watch it again. While viewing the movie, identify sport psychology themes that are depicted in the movie (aggression, parental involvement, goal setting, teamwork, etc.). You should probably take notes so you can remember what you saw so you can report on it later.Step 3: Write a review of the movie. The review should be 2 to 4 double spaced pages with 1” margins, 12 font, and should contain the following sections:Heading: Include the title, year, sport(s) depicted, and the sport psychology theme(s) you identified in the movie. Identify as many major themes as you can. Plot outline:Give a brief description of the major characters and the storyline. Feel free to describe the ending, as you won’t ruin my watching of the movie by doing so. This section should be 1 or 2 paragraphs.Theme(s): Discuss 1 or 2 of the themes identified in the heading. Discuss them in the context of the movie and in the context of what the field of sport psychology knows. This may require some reading in the text that we have not yet covered. You may also use other sources (research studies, magazine articles, etc.) to support your discussion. You can use quotes from the movie to illustrate points. Offer any suggestions for interventions, if appropriate, that are based on what you have learned so far.Summary: A paragraph summarizing the movie and your discussion of the themes. End this with a rating of the movie from 1 (terrible) to 5 (great).