JSI Tip 8399. How can I report Windows Firewall settings?
August 19, 2004
In Windows XP SP2, the netsh command has been enhanced to help troubleshoot Windows Firewall.
When I type 'netsh firewall show config', I receive:
Domain profile configuration (current):-------------------------------------------------------------------Operational mode = EnableException mode = EnableMulticast/broadcast response mode = EnableNotification mode = EnableService configuration for Domain profile:Mode Customized Name-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable No File and Printer SharingEnable No UPnP FrameworkAllowed programs configuration for Domain profile:Mode Name / Program-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable Remote Assistance / C:WINDOWSsystem32sessmgr.exeEnable Windows Messenger / C:Program FilesMessengermsmsgs.exeEnable Microsoft FrontPage / C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice10FRONTPG.EXEEnable pcAnywhere Main Program / C:Program FilesSymantecpcAnywherewinaw32.exeEnable Internet Explorer / C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exeEnable mnmsrvc.exe / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32mnmsrvc.exePort configuration for Domain profile:Port Protocol Mode Name-------------------------------------------------------------------2000 TCP Enable Remotely AnyWhere139 TCP Enable NetBIOS Session Service445 TCP Enable SMB over TCP137 UDP Enable NetBIOS Name Service138 UDP Enable NetBIOS Datagram Service1900 UDP Enable SSDP Component of UPnP Framework2869 TCP Enable UPnP Framework over TCPStandard profile configuration:-------------------------------------------------------------------Operational mode = EnableException mode = EnableMulticast/broadcast response mode = EnableNotification mode = EnableService configuration for Standard profile:Mode Customized Name-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable No File and Printer SharingEnable No UPnP FrameworkAllowed programs configuration for Standard profile:Mode Name / Program-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable Remote Assistance / C:WINDOWSsystem32sessmgr.exePort configuration for Standard profile:Port Protocol Mode Name-------------------------------------------------------------------139 TCP Enable NetBIOS Session Service445 TCP Enable SMB over TCP137 UDP Enable NetBIOS Name Service138 UDP Enable NetBIOS Datagram Service1900 UDP Enable SSDP Component of UPnP Framework2869 TCP Enable UPnP Framework over TCPLog configuration:-------------------------------------------------------------------File location = C:WINDOWSpfirewall.logMax file size = 4096 KBDropped packets = DisableConnections = EnableJSIINC firewall configuration:-------------------------------------------------------------------Operational mode = EnablePort configuration for JSIINC:Port Protocol Mode Name-------------------------------------------------------------------10256 UDP Enable msmsgs 10256 UDP12646 TCP Enable msmsgs 12646 TCP10498 TCP Enable msmsgs 10498 TCP1394 Connection 2 firewall configuration:-------------------------------------------------------------------Operational mode = Enable
When I type 'netsh firewall show state verbose=enable', I receive:
Firewall status:-------------------------------------------------------------------Profile = DomainOperational mode = EnableException mode = EnableMulticast/broadcast response mode = EnableNotification mode = EnableGroup policy version = Windows FirewallRemote admin mode = Enable Scope: *Local exceptions allowed by group policy:-------------------------------------------------------------------Open ports = EnableAllowed programs = EnableLog settings:-------------------------------------------------------------------File location = C:WINDOWSpfirewall.logMax file size = 4096 KBDropped packets = DisableConnections = EnableService settings:Mode Customized Name-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable No File and Printer Sharing Scope: *Enable No UPnP Framework Scope: LocalSubNetDisable No Remote Desktop Scope: *Program exceptions:Mode Local policy Name / Program-------------------------------------------------------------------Enable Yes Internet Explorer / C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *Enable Yes Windows Messenger / C:Program FilesMessengermsmsgs.exe Scope: *Enable Yes Microsoft FrontPage / C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice10FRONTPG.EXE Scope: *Enable Yes pcAnywhere Main Program / C:Program FilesSymantecpcAnywherewinaw32.exe Scope: *Enable Yes mnmsrvc.exe / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32mnmsrvc.exe Scope: *Enable Yes Remote Assistance / C:WINDOWSsystem32sessmgr.exe Scope: *Port exceptions:Port Protocol Local policy Mode Name / Service type-------------------------------------------------------------------137 UDP Yes Enable NetBIOS Name Service / File and Printer Sharing Scope: *138 UDP Yes Enable NetBIOS Datagram Service / File and Printer Sharing Scope: *139 TCP Yes Enable NetBIOS Session Service / File and Printer Sharing Scope: *445 TCP Yes Enable SMB over TCP / File and Printer Sharing Scope: *1900 UDP Yes Enable SSDP Component of UPnP Framework / UPnP Framework Scope: LocalSubNet2000 TCP Yes Enable Remotely AnyWhere / None Scope: *2869 TCP Yes Enable UPnP Framework over TCP / UPnP Framework Scope: LocalSubNet3389 TCP Yes Disable Remote Desktop / Remote Desktop Scope: *Ports on which programs want to receive incoming connections:Port Protocol Version PID Type Wildcarded Forced Name / Program-------------------------------------------------------------------500 UDP IPv4 880 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32lsass.exe Scope: *4500 UDP IPv4 880 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32lsass.exe Scope: *123 UDP IPv4 1212 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32svchost.exe Scope: *1045 TCP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *58084 UDP IPv4 1712 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesTapeWaretwwinsdr.exe Scope: *34125 UDP IPv4 1392 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesRemotelyAnywhereRemotelyAnywhere.exe Scope: *80 TCP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *1025 UDP IPv4 1332 App Yes No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32svchost.exe Scope: *1044 UDP IPv4 1392 App Yes No (null) / C:Program FilesRemotelyAnywhereRemotelyAnywhere.exe Scope: *3456 UDP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *2000 TCP IPv4 1392 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesRemotelyAnywhereRemotelyAnywhere.exe Scope: *22 TCP IPv4 1392 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesRemotelyAnywhereRemotelyAnywhere.exe Scope: *443 TCP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *25 TCP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *135 TCP IPv4 1760 App No No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *1026 UDP IPv4 1332 App Yes No (null) / C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32svchost.exe Scope: *42510 TCP IPv4 1780 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesCAeTrust AntivirusInoRpc.exe Scope: *3513 TCP IPv4 2176 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesDellPSMarcpd.exe Scope: *42508 UDP IPv4 1780 App No No (null) / C:Program FilesCAeTrust AntivirusInoRpc.exe Scope: *5060 TCP IPv4 3840 App No No Internet Explorer / C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *1716 UDP IPv4 3840 App Yes No Internet Explorer / C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *1717 UDP IPv4 3840 App Yes No Internet Explorer / C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *Ports currently open on all network interfaces:Port Protocol Version Program-------------------------------------------------------------------135 TCP IPv4 C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32INETSRVinetinfo.exe Scope: *137 UDP IPv4 (null) Scope: *139 TCP IPv4 (null) Scope: *138 UDP IPv4 (null) Scope: *445 TCP IPv4 (null) Scope: *1716 UDP IPv4 C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *1717 UDP IPv4 C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *2869 TCP IPv4 (null) Scope: LocalSubNet1900 UDP IPv4 (null) Scope: LocalSubNet5060 TCP IPv4 C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe Scope: *2000 TCP IPv4 C:Program FilesRemotelyAnywhereRemotelyAnywhere.exe Scope: *Additional ports open on JSIINC:Port Protocol Version-------------------------------------------------------------------10256 UDP Any10498 TCP Any12646 TCP AnyICMP settings for all network interfaces:Mode Type Description-------------------------------------------------------------------Disable 2 Allow outbound packet too bigDisable 3 Allow outbound destination unreachableDisable 4 Allow outbound source quenchDisable 5 Allow redirectEnable 8 Allow inbound echo requestDisable 9 Allow inbound router requestDisable 11 Allow outbound time exceededDisable 12 Allow outbound parameter problemDisable 13 Allow inbound timestamp requestDisable 17 Allow inbound mask requestAdditional ICMP settings on JSIINC:Mode Type Description-------------------------------------------------------------------Disable 2 Allow outbound packet too bigDisable 3 Allow outbound destination unreachableDisable 4 Allow outbound source quenchDisable 5 Allow redirectDisable 8 Allow inbound echo requestDisable 9 Allow inbound router requestDisable 11 Allow outbound time exceededDisable 12 Allow outbound parameter problemDisable 13 Allow inbound timestamp requestDisable 17 Allow inbound mask requestJSIINC firewall settings:-------------------------------------------------------------------Operational mode = EnableVersion = IPv4GUID = {D0543B7A-9408-44D7-AE00-01200D50952C}
Other variants the 'netsh firewall show' command are:
netsh firewall show allowedprogram | Displays the allowed programs. |
netsh firewall show config | Displays the local configuration information. |
netsh firewall show currentprofile | Displays the current profile. |
netsh firewall show icmpsetting | Displays the ICMP settings. |
netsh firewall show logging | Displays the logging settings. |
netsh firewall show multicastbroadcastresponse | Displays multicast/broadcast response settings. |
netsh firewall show notifications | Displays the current settings for notifications. |
netsh firewall show opmode | Displays the operational mode. |
netsh firewall show portopening | Displays the excepted ports. |
netsh firewall show service | Displays the services. |
netsh firewall show state | Displays the current state information. |
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