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Best way to add endpoint firewall rule through Intune
You can use the following: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/intune-customer-success/announcing-enhanced-control-for-configuring-firewall-rules-with/ba-p/3664744
You can create “reusable settings” that can be based on FQDN's and use this in the normal Firewall configurations. Keep in mind you need to use Defender Antivirus and Network Protection needs to be in block or audit mode.
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You can use the following: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/intune-customer-success/announcing-enhanced-control-for-configuring-firewall-rules-with/ba-p/3664744
You can create “reusable settings” that can be based on FQDN's and use this in the normal Firewall configurations. Keep in mind you need to use Defender Antivirus and Network Protection needs to be in block or audit mode.
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The policy I created in Intune shows as "Applied/Installed" however when I do a local "netstat -na" check on those devices, I don't see the specific port listed as "listening" or see it from the netstat output.
This is what I configured if you can take a look. For example, I'm trying to allow all outbound traffic through port 1800
Appreciate the assistance, thank you!