How to set up Windows Server 2012 Firewall Management
This article details how to set up Windows Server 2012 Firewall management and create custom inbound and outbound rules to perform the most common tasks for Windows Firewall.
Manage Firewall Settings
In Windows Advanced Security firewall, run on Windows Server 2012 and open a host-based firewall by default. The firewall settings in Windows Server 2012 are managed from the Windows Firewall MMC (Microsoft Management Console). To view and set the firewall settings, do the following:
1. Open Server Manager from taskbar.
2. On the right side of the top navigation bar, click Tools and select Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.
3. Start by selecting the Windows Firewall properties to view the current configuration settings from the MMC landing page. This will allow access to modify settings for every three firewall profiles, domains, private and public, as well as IPSec settings.
apply a custom rule
Custom rules can control the best levels of inbound and outbound traffic in your Windows Server 2012.
1. If you have not yet done so, by opening the load Windows Firewall MMC Server Manager from the taskbar, click on the Tools menu and select Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.
2. Select the left side of the management console for Windows Advanced Security firewall under inbound rules or outbound rules.
Note: This will provide a list of firewall rules for each currently configured. The rules that are currently enabled are indicated by the Green check box icon, and the disabled rule displays a gray check box icon. Right-click Rules will allow you to toggle enable/disable.
3 Click New Rule either from the right-hand inbound rule or from the Outbound Rules tab. The new Rule Wizard starts.
4. Select the custom from rule Type radio button, and then click Next.
5. Select a program that is associated with a program in a custom firewall rule or all programs or a specified path, and then click Next.
6. Select the protocol type from the protocol Type field and click Next. Note: This walkthrough uses TCP port-a (HTTP) For example purposes.
7. Select an IP address associated with the local and remote addresses, and then click Next.
8. In order to match the traffic for the IP address (ES) you specified in the previous step, choose whether to allow the connection, allow the connection to be secure, or block the connection, and then click Next. Note: If you choose to allow the connection, if it is safe, you can customize this customization by clicking further.
9. Select the profile that you want to use for the custom rule, domain, public, or private association, and then click Next.
10. For the name and optional description of your firewall rule, click Finish.
11. When the rule is created, it is automatically enabled.
Firewall rules can be found on the corresponding Rules tab depending on the type created, either inbound or outbound. To disable or remove rules found in an MMC rule, right-click it and select Disable rule or delete.
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How do I set up Windows Server 2012 firewall management?
