Windows 10: Script for adding automatically more rules at once in Windows Firewall

Hi,


I've manually blocked all Inbound and Outbound traffic.


Can anyone please confirm that if I will add all these rules to Windows Firewall, NOD32 Antivirus will work properly?

I would like if it possible to add all these rules into Windows Firewall on Windows Home 10 64-bit

http://support.eset....iewlocale=en_US

Someone can give any advice please, if there is any way to add by copy-paste all those rules into a script, in order to use the script for add them to Windows Firewall automatically, the reason would be that the rules have to be add on more machines.

Thank you.

:)

 

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It is not a "band aid issue".

• Norton Firewall requires a new rule anytime an IP address/port number, domain name, protocol, or the executing program name changes.
• The reason why we are getting this dialog is because of the newness and number of reported users.
  

In the early days of firewall implementations, we had to set rules for everything. By automatically applying rules, we are relieved of a burdensome task that requires security expertise.

Once the days since the file was released and number of users
using the file has reached the threshold set by Norton, then Norton Firewall will automatically add the rule for all subsequent users.

In the meantime, we need to know what critical factors to investigate, which tools to utilize in that investigation, and to be comfortable adding firewall rules. It would be reassuring to hear from a security expert on these matters. In the meantime, my
original post provides a layman's approach to these concerns.

Thank you for your 'layman's explanation. This Norton firewall alert occurred with the latest upgrade to Windows 10 Anniversary Home edition a week ago. I guess I'll wait for Norton firewall to automatically add the rule; I'm not savy enough to use the steps
in your original post. But it does make me uncomfortable to allow each time the alert pops up. That 'number of users' could take awhile.

 

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It is not a "band aid issue".

• Norton Firewall requires a new rule anytime an IP address/port number, domain name, protocol, or the executing program name changes.
• The reason why we are getting this dialog is because of the newness and number of reported users.
  

In the early days of firewall implementations, we had to set rules for everything. By automatically applying rules, we are relieved of a burdensome task that requires security expertise.

Once the days since the file was released and number of users
using the file has reached the threshold set by Norton, then Norton Firewall will automatically add the rule for all subsequent users.

In the meantime, we need to know what critical factors to investigate, which tools to utilize in that investigation, and to be comfortable adding firewall rules. It would be reassuring to hear from a security expert on these matters. In the meantime, my
original post provides a layman's approach to these concerns.