Maybe I'm just missing it, but how does SEPC determine if it's connected to a private or public network. It mentions the definition Windows uses, but it doesn't tell you if SEPC will prompt the user to select what network type it is connecting to.
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The firewall level lets you control the incoming network traffic and outgoing network traffic between networks.
In Windows, a public network - like in coffee shops - is a type of network wherein anyone has access and through it can connect to other networks.
In Windows, a private network - like your home or your work network - is any connection within a specified network wherein restrictions are established to promote a secured environment.
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Windows prompts the user. How does SEPC know which network type it is connected to?