Port Exceptions on Windows Fiirewall

G

Guest

Hi
Is there a way to create port exceptions for all traffic between our 3
subnets using Group Policy?
I know you can do 1 port at a time but i was wondering if there was a way to
do all traffic, without leaving the machine open to attack from outside our
network.

Craig
 
G

Guest

Sorry Tim

I know how to add exceptions in group policy, the problem is i do not want
to have to configure every program and port in order that my 3 subnets can
speak to each other. So instead of typing for example

80:TCP:192.168.253.0/24,192.168.252.0/24,192.168.251.0:Enabled:<Name>

Can i enter a value that will allow all ports to be opened to the 3 subnets?
i.e
any:TCP:192.168.253.0/24,192.168.252.0/24,192.168.251.0:Enabled:<Name>

Craig
 

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