Normal
Your rules run as written. Anything without a rule triggers a prompt, and your answer becomes the rule. This is day-to-day Lumenet: quiet until something genuinely new happens.
Enforcement modes
Lumenet always watches the same way — modes only change what happens when an app without a rule tries to connect.
Your rules run as written. Anything without a rule triggers a prompt, and your answer becomes the rule. This is day-to-day Lumenet: quiet until something genuinely new happens.
Everything is allowed and everything is logged. Perfect for a fresh install: let your PC behave normally for a few days, then open the learning baseline and turn what happened into allow or block rules in one review.
Only explicitly allowed apps get out — everything else is blocked without asking. For hostile networks, incident response, or just peace of mind while you sleep.
Rules are enforced but prompts never appear — unknown traffic follows the active profile default action. Ideal for presentations, gaming, and shared machines.
Enforcement stands down for a set time — five minutes, an hour, or until you resume — then returns to the mode you were in. Monitoring keeps recording the whole time.
Each profile carries its own rules and default action, and can bind to a network type — Public, Private, Domain, or a specific Wi-Fi name. Join public Wi-Fi and the Public profile takes over automatically.
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