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| Guest | Lost manually added firewall exceptions I have added an FTP server to my Vista computer, and I added program and port to firewall exceptions manually. Today, I putted my system to Halt (sleep) and now when it resumed I discovered that my FTP server was no longer listening. And it was completely removed from the exception list. -- IT/MsC/ITAdm Engineering Services |
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| Guest | Re: Lost manually added firewall exceptions I'd check that the system is in the same 'profile' as you'd created your original exceptions. -- David Microsoft Windows Networking This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "HAL" <nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:eW4BgjyfHHA.4064@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >I have added an FTP server to my Vista computer, and I added program and >port to firewall exceptions manually. > > Today, I putted my system to Halt (sleep) and now when it resumed I > discovered that my FTP server was no longer listening. And it was > completely removed from the exception list. > > -- > IT/MsC/ITAdm > Engineering Services |
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| Guest | Re: Lost manually added firewall exceptions David Beder [MSFT] wrote: > I'd check that the system is in the same 'profile' as you'd created your > original exceptions. > How do i check if it's the same profile? i've never heard of a profile This is my home computer, and not a domain computer. -- IT/MsC/ITAdm Engineering Services |
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| Guest | Re: Lost manually added firewall exceptions Home machines will still have two profiles, Private and Public. To view your exceptions: 1) run MMC.exe 2) file/Add new snap-in 3) add Windows Firewall with Advanced Security 4) select the Inbound Rules node and look for the exception you created. There should be a column that lists the profile it was added to. 5) select the monitoring node and check which profile is active. -- David Microsoft Windows Networking This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "HAL" <nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:OliVpK2fHHA.4872@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > David Beder [MSFT] wrote: >> I'd check that the system is in the same 'profile' as you'd created your >> original exceptions. >> > > How do i check if it's the same profile? i've never heard of a profile > > This is my home computer, and not a domain computer. > > -- > IT/MsC/ITAdm > Engineering Services |
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