David Davies did an excellent job on setting the basic (root), firewall, monitor and consec contexts apart from the dump, export, help, import, reset and show commands. The advfirewall context of the Netsh command is pretty basic, but might seem very complicated when you're not used to it. If your goal is to simply bump off the Windows Firewall in Server Core I suggest you stick to Part 1, because it will show you how to do that in shorter command lines, saving you the trouble of thinking altogether… create rules that support multiple filtering criteria.Īlthough netsh firewall will get you a long way, I feel it's my responsibility to show you the equivalent advfirewall commands and some other neat tricks you can do when in the advfirewall context of netsh.A little while ago I showed how to manage the basic firewall in Windows Server 2008. Recently I found out the firewall team wants us to move to the Advanced Firewall commands, because netsh firewall can't:
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