HOW DO I CHECK MY FIREWALL SETTINGS ON WINDOWS 8 KEYGEN
The options under Specify settings that control Windows Firewall behavior, can be modified with the following command Set-NetFirewallProfile -name domain -DisabledInterfaceAliases NotConfigured To reset this back to the original state, when all interfaces are selected, use the NotConfigured string. Set-NetFirewallProfile -name domain -DisabledInterfaceAliases Ethernet Protected network connections You can also exclude interfaces in a profile, just specify the interface’s name after DisabledInterfaceAliases. Set-NetFirewallProfile -name domain -DefaultInboundAction Block -DefaultOutboundAction Block DefaultInboundAction and DefaultOutboundAction parameters To modify the default behavior when a connection does not match a rule, use the DefaultInboundAction and the DefaultOutboundAction parameters. Set-NetFirewallProfile -All -Enabled “true” If you want something to configure in all profiles, use the All switch, and omit the name parameter. Set-NetFirewallProfile -name * -Enabled “false” For example turning it off in all profiles: To work with multiple profiles, use a more generic name. Set-NetFirewallProfile -name domain -Enabled “false” Enable/Disable firewall profile
To enable or disable the firewall with a profile, first specify the name, then set the Enabled parameter to false, or true (as strings) respectively. To modify settings use the set pair of this command: Set-NetFirewallProfile Get-NetFirewallProfile -name private Get-NetFirewallProfile Use the name parameter to specify a profile name, you can use wildcard characters here. Note: fl is an alias for Format-List, to display information in a list view, and I use the star to include everything. To get information about profiles, use Get-NetFirewallProfile Show-NetFirewallRule Commands to manage the firewall Working with profiles My attempt was to try all commands which contain the noun “ firewall”: Let’s start a Powershell console with administrative privileges and try to query all commands which might help us to manage the firewall. With the introduction of the new PowerShell version, they shipped a couple of commands to effectively manage this component. Windows Firewall is the default built in solution for packet and connection filtering in the Windows OS families.
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