


If at any point you need help with the set service command just type netsh firewall set portopening which will show you some help. Netsh firewall set portopening protocol=TCP | UDP port= PortnumberHere name= AnyNameHere You can specify whether the traffic is UDP or TCP, which port number you'd like to open and which name you'd like to give your portopening, like this: If your situation demands you open up specific ports to allow incoming traffic through your firewall you can add specific port openings in your firewall. (all, subnet or custom) To open specific ports Extra command line switches may allow you to specify another firewall profile and/or specify a firewall scope. If at any point you need help with the set service command just type netsh firewall set service which will show you some help. For example, to allow File and Printer Sharing you can run the following command: You can enable these exception to allow specific types of traffic through the firewall.
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The Windows Firewall in a Server Core installation of Windows Server 2008 comes with a couple of default firewall exceptions.

