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Posted by Steven L Umbach on December 8, 2005, 12:37 am
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Try configuring the Windows Firewall in the default domain controller Group
Policy that is linked to the domain controller container. That is how it
works in an AD domain so I am not sure if SBS also has a domain controller
container or not. You can also use the Resultant Set of Policy mmc snapin on
the domain controller to see what Group Policy settings are applying to the
domain controller and what Group Policy is applying the setting. --- Steve
>I have set up port exceptions in SBS 2003 in the Small Business Server
> Windows Firewall GPO as well as Default Domain Policy. They show up in
> the
> XP SP2 registry as seen here:
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>
>
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\WindowsFirewall\DomainProfile\GloballyOpenPorts\List]
> "80:TCP:*:Enable:Web-Mark"="80:TCP:*:Enable:Web-Mark"
> "135:TCP:*:Enabled:Offer Remote Assistance -
> Port"="135:TCP:*:Enabled:Offer
> Remote Assistance - Port"
> "2967:TCP:*:Enable:SAV2"="2967:TCP:*:Enable:SAV2"
> "2967:UDP:*:Enable:SAV1"="2967:UDP:*:Enable:SAV1"
> "38293:TCP:*:Enable:SAV3"="38293:TCP:*:Enable:SAV3"
> "38293:UDP:*:Enable:SAV4"="38293:UDP:*:Enable:SAV4"
> "80:TCP:*:Enable:Web-Mark2"="80:TCP:*:Enable:Web-Mark2"
>
> Only the Offer Remote Assistance - Port show up when you look at the
> exceptions in Firewall settings and none of the rest show up, or work.
>
> I tried the same thing on another SBS 2003 machine and they propergated
> just
> fine.. Any ideas?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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