Home | Troubleshooting |  Quick Setup  |  Cisco How to  |  Data Recovery  |  Forums   | Blog | IT Exam Practice | Services  | About Us | Chicagotech MVP  | Search  | Contact Us  |                  Laptop for rent: $35 per day plus $10 for additional day

rental
 

 

How to add port to Windows Firewall using Group Policy

 

In this example, we will add port 2701 and 2702 for SCCM Remote Tools.

 

1. Run the Group Policy Management Editor oft he policy you want to add the port to the Windows Firewall.

2. Navigate to Computer Configuration>Policies>Administrative Templates>Network>Network Connections>Windows Firewall>Domain Profile or Standard Profile.

3. Right click on Windows Firewall: Define inbound port exceptions and check Enable.

Group Policy Management

 

4. In the Windows Firewall: Define inbound port exceptions, click Show...

Windows Firewall Policy

 

5. In the Show Contents, click Add. Then type the parameters for an open port using the following syntax: Port# :TCP|UDP:Scope:Enabled|Disabled:PortName, for example 2701:TCP:localsubnet:Enabled:emote Tools.

Define port ingroup  policy

 

6. Clock OK to save the settings.

 

7. After running gpupdare /force, you should see the exception port in the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.

Windows Firewall with ASdvanced ecurity

Post your questions, comments, feedbacks and suggestions

Contact a consultant

Related Topics


 

 


 

 

Hit Counter   This web is provided "AS IS" with no warranties.
Copyright © 2002-2018 ChicagoTech.net, All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction forbidden.