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pmulvane
We have been rolling out SP2 within our network (+300 PCs) and have
run into a hitch with Port exceptions to the firewall that are needed
for administrative use. These Windows Firewall Port exceptions are
being delivered via Group Policy to some but not all PCs. The PCs that
are receiving the Policy settings are not opening the Ports. They are
in the Registry as they should be but when the Port Exceptions are
checked within the Firewall settings, none are listed.
We have checked for ICMP interference (i.e. forwarding disabled or
restricted) and this doesn't seem to be the problem. It seems that
while some machines are recieving the Port exceptions, none of our PCs
are getting the entire Policy package (Default Domain Policy).
We have tried all of the suggestions easily obtained through a Google
search on the issue with no progress and could use some
troubleshooting advice to get this resolved.
run into a hitch with Port exceptions to the firewall that are needed
for administrative use. These Windows Firewall Port exceptions are
being delivered via Group Policy to some but not all PCs. The PCs that
are receiving the Policy settings are not opening the Ports. They are
in the Registry as they should be but when the Port Exceptions are
checked within the Firewall settings, none are listed.
We have checked for ICMP interference (i.e. forwarding disabled or
restricted) and this doesn't seem to be the problem. It seems that
while some machines are recieving the Port exceptions, none of our PCs
are getting the entire Policy package (Default Domain Policy).
We have tried all of the suggestions easily obtained through a Google
search on the issue with no progress and could use some
troubleshooting advice to get this resolved.