firewall
5 TopicsEnable Domain Network FW via Intune
Hello Experts, I've been trying to implement some defender recommendations and can't figure out why " Secure Microsoft Defender Firewall domain profile" does not have any effect on the endpoints... I have followed the guide and configured Firewall policy in Intune / Endpoint Security. I've assigned it to few testing users/machines... Now, it looks like below: when I open the policy I see it was "Succeeded" on all devices... no error no conflict reported when I check in Endpoint security -> Firewall -> "MDM devices running Windows 10 or later with firewall off", all devices have Firewall status "Disabled" The configuration is very simple and looks like the below It is assigned to a group of users When I check on testing machine, I see the below I'm confused as it all seems to be "succeeded" but it has no effect on the end user device looks like. Any idea what am I missing here?Solved1.8KViews0likes9CommentsWindows Firewall rules in intune vs local Firewall rules
Hi Team I have a device that is fully managed by Intune. I have created some firewall rules policies to allow certain applications and block others. Before enrolling the device into Defender for Endpoint, there were some firewall rules created locally on the Windows device. My question is: will these manually created firewall rules still work as intended, or will only the policies published through Intune take over?Solved3KViews0likes3CommentsHow to activate FW logs
Hello, Was is the best way to activate Windows FW logs with a MEM policy (with all the usual settings available with the related GPO) ? I tried to find any setting/template which can be used by a configuration profile but I haven't find any yet. I tried to import GPOs but it seems they are 'deprecated' for MDM (cf. screenshot below). Regards1.5KViews0likes3CommentsWindows Firewall configuration via MEM
Hi I'm using the new profile template for Microsoft Defender Firewall profile (in Endpoint Security). When I edit an existing policy, settings that were set to 'Not configured' are now set to a value. For example creating a policy to enable the firewall on the domain firewall profile and block inbound connections, with everything else set to 'not configured', when editing that policy all the settings for the domain firewall profile now have values instead of 'not configured'. Is anyone else seeing this behaviour? Is this a bugIntune_Support_Team?2.1KViews0likes3Commentsupdate windows firewall rules
understand that we can add windows firewall rules via below way. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-firewall/create-windows-firewall-rules-in-intune can we update existing windows firewall rule using intune?1.9KViews1like1Comment