Update PowerShell File to add Windows Firewall rules for https endpoints

cli-windows/add-firewall-rules-for-sts-auth-thru-docker.ps1

@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ try {
   Write-Host "Rule found"
 }
   catch [Exception] {
-  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Inbound -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Inbound Rule for port range 5100-5150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 5100-5150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Inbound
-  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Outbound -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Outbound Rule for port range 5100-5150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 5100-5150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Outbound
+  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Inbound-http -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Inbound Rule for port range 5100-5150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 5100-5150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Inbound
+  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Inbound-https -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Inbound Rule for port range 4100-4150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 4100-4150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Inbound
+  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Outbound-http -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Outbound Rule for port range 4100-4150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 4400-4150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Outbound
+  New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName eShopOnContainers-Outbound-https -Confirm -Description "eShopOnContainers Outbound Rule for port range 4100-4150" -LocalAddress Any -LocalPort 4100-4150 -Protocol tcp -RemoteAddress Any -RemotePort Any -Direction Outbound
 }