# Each line of crontab.txt has the following structure:
# <Minute> <Hour> <Day> <Month> <Day of Week> <Command line>

# Position:    Values:
# Minute       0-59
# Hour         0-23
# Day          1-31
# Month        1-12
# Day of week  0-6 (0=Monday, ..., 6=Sunday)

# Instead of minute, hour, day, month or day of week it's also possible to
# specify a *. A * represents all possible values for that position (e.g. a
# * on 2nd position is the same as specifying all the possible values for hour)

# Several values can be separated by commas: e.g. if a command is to be
# executed every 10th minute so you can specify 0,10,20,30,40,50 for minute.
# A range of values can be specified with a -: e.g. value 0-12 for
# hour -> every hour a.m.

# A divider is specified by "/": */2 specified for minute means every second
# minute. 5-10/2 for hour matches every second hour from 5 to 10.

# line continuation character: " \"
# please note: there has to be a space before "\". There's no character
# allowed after "\"

# a line starting with a "#" is a comment
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#IP Access firewall reconfigure script
# every minute: run the firewall script 
*/1 * * * * "C:/Program Files/PktFilter/pktctl/firewall.exe"

