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Hey all,
From the given list of all windows firewall, how can we extract the list of firewall rules which give me the exceptions (Program & Port allowed through firewall). How can we diffrentiate between exception firewall rules and other firewall rules. Just for information: 1. the firewall rules can be found out at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\Firewall Rules 2. the exceptions rules are always have name in form of GUID. for ex: {78A1E056-FBC3-42D6-AE0B-22F8E019315E} Thanks, Regards, Manoj |
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"Exceptions" is the old XP language that we're trying not to use anymore. The XP firewall had only exceptions, meaning rules that allow programs to listen for incoming connections. The Vista firewall has inbound and outbound rules, which you typically configure this way:
a.. inbound rules allow programs and ports and users and computers to accept incoming connections b.. outbound rules prohibit programs and ports and users and computers from creating outgoing connections Because you're asking about exceptions, I assume that you're asking about all inbound rules? In the registry, these would be all rules that include "Action=Allow|Active=TRUE|Dir=In" in the rule text. You could also simply open the MMC, navigate to "Inbound Rules," and export the whole list. I have to say this here, of course... while you can see all the rules in the registry, editing them here is untested and unsupported. You should use only the MMC to make rule changes. __________________________________________________ ____ Steve Riley http://blogs.technet.com/steriley http://www.protectyourwindowsnetwork.com "Manoj Chanchawat, Symantec Corporation." Manoj Chanchawat, Symantec wrote in message ... Hey all, From the given list of all windows firewall, how can we extract the list of firewall rules which give me the exceptions (Program & Port allowed through firewall). How can we diffrentiate between exception firewall rules and other firewall rules. Just for information: 1. the firewall rules can be found out at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\Firewall Rules 2. the exceptions rules are always have name in form of GUID. for ex: {78A1E056-FBC3-42D6-AE0B-22F8E019315E} Thanks, Regards, Manoj |