Ĭhoose the Custom rule type 1 and click Next 2. Right-click on Incoming Traffic Rule 1 then click on New rule 2. In the Group Policy Editor, go to the following location: Computer Configuration / Policies / Windows Settings / Security Settings / Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Features. Right click on the 1 strategy and click on Edit 2. Normally only the rules of incoming traffic are to be configured (RDP, VNC …) Configuring Group Policy (GPO)įrom the Group Policy Management console, right-click at the location where the policy is to be applied and click Create GPO in this domain and link it here 1. This type of rule remains dangerous, it is advisable to allow only legitimate traffic on your networkīy default, the Windows firewall passes all outgoing connections unless a blocking rule is configured. What I propose to see in this tutorial is to create a policy that will allow all traffic on the domain profile instead of disabling the firewall. In many organizations, system administrators tend to disable the GPO firewall to prevent application blocking. It is now part of the system and some functionalities like DirectAccess requires that it be enabled to work. In this tutorial, we will see how to add rules to the Windows Firewall using Group Policy.įor information, the Windows Firewall has been implemented in the Windows operating system with service pack 2 (SP2) of Windows XP.
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