Server Admin I Unit 8.8 Firewall Policies Flashcards
What are the three profiles in Windows Firewall?
- Domain Profile
- Private Profile
- Public Profile
What is the Domain Profile?
Profile that specifies the behavior for when a computer is connected to its corporate domain.
What is the Private Profile ?
Profile that specifies the behavior for when a computer is connected to a private network location.
What is a Public Profile ?
Profile that specifies the behavior for whan a computer is connected to a public network location.
What is the difference between WinServer’08 and WinServer’08 R2 profiles?
WinServer’08 applies only one profile ( most restrictive).
WinServer’08 R2 has each network adapter apply the firewall profile best suited for the connected network.
What are the Firewall Rules?
- Inbound Rules
2. Outbound Rules
Inbound Firewall Rules (2)
- Blocks or allows inbound traffic based on rules criteria.
2. Blocked by default when Windows is installed. Inbound rules must be created to allow inbound traffic.
Outbound Firewall Rules (2)
- Block or allow outbound traffic that originates from a computer that matches the criteria in the rule.
- Outbound is not blocked by default. Outbound rules must be created to block outbound traffic.
Four criteria for Firewall Rules
- Program
- Port
- Predefined
- Custom
Program Criteria for Firewall Rules
Rules that control connections for a program.
Port Criteria for Firewall Rules
Rules that control connections for a TCP or UDP port.
Predefined Criteria for Firewall Rules
Rules control connections for a predefined Windows experience.
Custom Criteria for Firewall Rules
Rules are defined by the administrator or user creating the Firewall Rules.
Connection Security Rules
- AKA Configure Ipsec
- Ensures that connections between two computers are authenticated and encrypted
- Firewall rule to allow network traffic protected by a connection security rule has to be created.
Policy File
Overall combination of Windows Firewall with Advanced Security settings that you have exported to a policy file.