I have a few computers on a Domain. Some of them have the Firewall off and
some of then on and I cannot disable it as it is blured out. I already tried
the command netsh frewall opmode disable but that doesn't do it is well. How
can I disable the firewall.

Thanks

Somchai <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have a few computers on a Domain. Some of them have the Firewall
> off and some of then on and I cannot disable it as it is blured out.
> I already tried the command netsh frewall opmode disable but that
> doesn't do it is well. How can I disable the firewall.
>
> Thanks

This should be controlled via group policy (and it sounds like it is).
Whomever manages the domain should be able to do this. In a domain you
should do everything possible from the central servers.

That said, I suggest you leave the firewalls enabled on all domain
workstations - you can set exceptions (via GPO as well) for any ports you
need to open/expose, and from what subnet(s).

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> Somchai <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > I have a few computers on a Domain. Some of them have the Firewall
> > off and some of then on and I cannot disable it as it is blured out.
> > I already tried the command netsh frewall opmode disable but that
> > doesn't do it is well. How can I disable the firewall.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> This should be controlled via group policy (and it sounds like it is).
> Whomever manages the domain should be able to do this. In a domain you
> should do everything possible from the central servers.
>
> That said, I suggest you leave the firewalls enabled on all domain
> workstations - you can set exceptions (via GPO as well) for any ports you
> need to open/expose, and from what subnet(s).
>
>
>

You can get a shell as administrators on those computers??
net stop sharedaccess

Well, you should try what Lanwench told us first.