Windows 10: Windows Firewall rules: how to find out what created them?

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  1. Windows Firewall rules: how to find out what created them?


    Hello everyone, quick question: is there an easy way to know which process/application has created a Windows Firewall rule? I monitor the rules fairly often and some programs auto-create rules without asking, so this info would help. Tried to look at the Event Viewer but it's too confusing and couldn't find something there.

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    AmigaRoots, Nov 1, 2017
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    This link shows in detail how to do it.

    How to Create Advanced Firewall Rules in the Windows Firewall

    https://www.howtogeek.com/112564/how-to-create-...

    And please use TechNet and MSDN as your support for Enterprise versions which have quite a few different settings and considerations compared to consumer versions.
     
    SpiritX MS MVP, Nov 1, 2017
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  3. Windows 10 Firewall is not saving my custom rules

    Hi

    I've been having this problem from a week ago and can't find a solution.

    I need to create a custom rule to allow a single program through windows 10 firewall, I've been using the option to "allow a program through firewall", the rule is created and I accept the changes, but then if I close the firewall option's window and reopen
    it, the rule is missing again.
     
    Mauricio_027, Nov 1, 2017
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  4. topgundcp Win User

    Windows Firewall rules: how to find out what created them?

    click on start button then type: firewall, select Windows Defender Firewall with advanced security. Click on inbound/outbound, you'll see the list.
     
    topgundcp, Nov 7, 2017
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  5. Thanks topgundcp, that list only shows (I think) the program for which the rule applies, not the program that created the rule. Sometime these two do not coincide. There's a column that wasn't enabled by default that looked promising ("Rule Source") but all it mentions is 'Local Setting'.
     
    AmigaRoots, Nov 7, 2017
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  6. The answer is in this Event Viewer category: Applications and Services Logs/Microsoft/Windows/Windows Firewall With Advanced Security/Firewall
     
    AmigaRoots, Apr 5, 2018
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