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DefecTalisman
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
What is the diff. other than the interface?
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mikeyhsd
found a program that managed the in/out filter rules for you.
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
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DefecTalisman
No such file found, at least not in Home Basic 32.
found a program that managed the in/out filter rules for you.
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
found a program that managed the in/out filter rules for you.
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
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Bruce Chambers
DefecTalisman said:Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
There are two interfaces for Vistas built-in firewall:
A simplified one accessed through the Control Panel that is the only one
most people see.
And the more advanced "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
(WF.msc)," accessed via the Start Menu's Administrative Tools folder,
for the experienced user who wants better control.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
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DefecTalisman
Aha, thank you.
Bruce Chambers said:There are two interfaces for Vistas built-in firewall:
A simplified one accessed through the Control Panel that is the only one
most people see.
And the more advanced "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security (WF.msc),"
accessed via the Start Menu's Administrative Tools folder, for the
experienced user who wants better control.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. -Bertrand
Russell
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notaguru
Bruce said:And the more advanced "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
(WF.msc)," accessed via the Start Menu's Administrative Tools folder,
for the experienced user who wants better control.
Excellent. This enables our IT to generate a set of rules and
policies appropriate to our operation, then import it to each
computer in the system - achieving standardization and
simplifying troubleshooting.
THANKS!
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mikeyhsd
google for it and download it.
only problem I found with it, is the changes made are not automatically applied.
you have to exit the program you change the rules for and run it again for the rules to apply./
(e-mail address removed)
No such file found, at least not in Home Basic 32.
found a program that managed the in/out filter rules for you.
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
only problem I found with it, is the changes made are not automatically applied.
you have to exit the program you change the rules for and run it again for the rules to apply./
(e-mail address removed)
No such file found, at least not in Home Basic 32.
found a program that managed the in/out filter rules for you.
much easier than trying to create them yourself.
VistaFirewallControl-Setup-x64.exe
this is the one I used, there should be a similar for 32 bit.
(e-mail address removed)
Has anyone found this in Vista, WF.exe.
What is the diff. other than the interface?
B
Bruce Chambers
notaguru said:Excellent. This enables our IT to generate a set of rules and policies
appropriate to our operation, then import it to each computer in the
system - achieving standardization and simplifying troubleshooting.
THANKS!
You're welcome.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. -Bertrand Russell
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