Lastly, you
can customize the logging option such as the name of the log file, the size of the log file,
and whether to log dropped packets and successful connections.
State Description
Block Blocks connections that don??™t match any active
firewall rules
Block All Connections Blocks all inbound connections regardless of firewall
rules
Allow Allows connections that don??™t match any active
firewall rules
The IPSec Settings tab lets you configure Key Exchange, Data Protection, and Authentication
Method settings for IPSec. Usually, you will want to keep these at the default
settings unless you have very specific requirements for your IPSec environment.
Figure 3-19. Windows Firewall order of processing rules
Windows Service Hardening
Connection Security Rules
Authenticated Bypass Rules Order of Evaluation
Block Rules
Allow Rules
Default Rules
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The Getting Started section duplicates the links already available if you expand
the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security tree view node on the Server Manager
navigational tree. These are links to define Inbound and Outbound Rules, to configure
Connection Security Rules, and to monitor the existing policies and connections. The
Resources section at the bottom of the entire screen is a set of handy links to various
resources related to the Windows Firewall, such as best practices and troubleshooting
guides.
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