Configure Windows XP firewall in the command line

Command: netsh Firewall

Parameters:

? // Display the command list

Add // Add Firewall Configuration

Delete // delete firewall configuration

Dump // display a configuration script

Help // display the command list

Reset // reset the firewall configuration to the default value.

Set // configure the firewall

Show // display firewall configurations

Add allowedprogram // Add the program configurations allowed by the firewall.

Add portopening // Add firewall port configuration

Delete allowedprogram // Delete the program configurations allowed by the firewall

Delete portopening // Delete the firewall port configuration

Set allowedprogram // set the program configurations allowed by the firewall

Set icmpsetting // set the firewall ICMP Configuration

Set logging // Set firewall record Configuration

Set multicastbroadcastresponse // set the firewall multicast/broadcast response Configuration

Set notifications // Configure Firewall notifications

Set opmode // Set firewall operation configuration

Set portopening // Set firewall port configuration

Set service // Set firewall service configuration

Show allowedprogram // display the program configurations allowed by the firewall

Show config // display firewall configurations.

Show currentprofile // display the current firewall configuration file

Show icmpsetting // display firewall ICMP configurations

Show logging // display firewall record Configuration
Show notifications // display firewall operation configurations

Show opmode // display firewall port configurations

Show portopening // display firewall port configurations

Show service // display Firewall Service configurations

Show state // display the current Firewall Status

For example:

Command: netsh firewall show allowedprogram // view the program permitted by the firewall

Netsh firewall set portopening TCP 445 enable // open port 445

Netsh firewall set portopening TCP 3389 enable // needless to say, release the terminal ..

Netsh firewall Delete allowedprogram C:/a.exe // The Delete row program a.exe

Netsh firewall set allowedprogram C:/a.exe A enable // a.exe under program C and release

Netsh Firewall add allowedprogram C:/a.exe A enable // a.exe under program C and release

Set allowedprogram and add allowedprogram both have the same effect. C:/a.exe is the program name displayed in the firewall in program path, someone with ulterior motives can use a confusing name .. Haha .. Try other commands ..