> Windows Firewall worked on WSL Pico processes for example. In WSL1 they share the same IP addresses and TCP/UDP port space, while WSL2 has an separated IP ad

> Windows Firewall worked on WSL Pico processes for example. In WSL1 they share the same IP addresses and TCP/UDP port space, while WSL2 has an separated IP address. I suppose there is some NAT to make the network working in WSL2. At the end of Q&A part they mentioned that sharing localhost, IP addresses, and port number space (which is a WSL1 feature) may be done in future, but they have no roadmap for it right now.