Track users' IT needs, easily, and with only the features you need. Learn More ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Server R2 DC. One of two. Also interesting, it thinks the network is public, not domain. Other domain controller is fine, knows its a domain network, and firewall is off. How can I turn this off? Can I tell what policy it thinks is pushing this? Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.
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New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. It probably is too much hassle to configure outbound filtering manually on server systems. Another change compared to the firewall in Windows Server SP1 is that IPsec rules can now be configured with the same snap-in.
This certainly makes sense because it reduces the risk of conflicting settings. Want to write for 4sysops? We are looking for new authors. Read 4sysops without ads and for free by becoming a member!
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I even cant start services for firewall. Call it paranoia - I set up the firewall to block all outbound traffic by default, and to allow traffic only if it meets a rule. Normally, they both don't work. That's what I expect. Now I change the rule. I expect that ping still works, but tracert doesn't.
However, neither ping nor tracert works. To state my question differently: is there a way to allow outbound ICMP for ping, but to disallow it for tracert or the other way round? Rotaluclac, yes I think it is possible. To allow ping and disallow traceroute you have to block the ICMP type Michael, thanks for your quick response.
I understand what you mean, but you do not address the underlying problem which is probably my fault of not expressing myself clearly enough. One is ping. I do trust ping. Can I allow ping. The interface of Vista's firewall rules suggests that this is possible. The firewall's behaviour is different. Isn't this causing a security risk of an internal breach?
Well, if they're like me It seems thiugh everyone is providing steps to setting up the policy but I think the user needs to know how and where. This will put you in to gpo edit mode where yo can follow the instruction provided in the previous answers.
I hope this helps. We have a hardware firewall on our domain and therefore do not need one on each PC. Moreover, experience tells us to only use one on a domain, more than that and odd little problems crop up, i.
Turn off the software firewall and viola, problem solved! MSC, you are modifying the local group policy. The domain group policy is GPMC. That will override anything you set locally. You want to disable the local firewall because you will need to remotely administer those machines at some point. With the firewall enabled, you would have to create rules to allow your remote access software. Also, it would disable ICMP and you wouldn't be able to send a ping across to it.
Your domain should already be protected by a firewall on the network. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro?
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