10.03.2011|19:16:28|IPv4 TCP 208.76.179.161:1935(61930)|Hostprozess für Windows-Dienste|WindowsFirewall: WSH Default Inbound Block Incoming|C:\windows\system32\svchost.exe
13.03.2011|10:53:46|IPv4 TCP 192.168.178.1:4549(2869)|System|WindowsFirewall: Interface Un-quarantine filter Incoming|System
May anyone tell me what these messages are about?
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WSH Default Inbound Block Incoming + Interface Un-quarantine
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WSH Default Inbound Block Incoming + Interface Un-quarantine
by Jerra » Sun Mar 13, 2011 1:39 pm
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Re: WSH Default Inbound Block Incoming + Interface Un-quaran
by VistaFirewallControl » Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:56 am
The both events are generated accordingly to WindowsFirewall (as specified in the messages)
The filters names (in WindowsFirewall) are specified after ‘:’.
We have no information regarding whether the filters are available to manage via "WindowsFirewall with extended security" applet. However the filters exist.
“Default Inbound Block”, for instance is the filter of the default WF policy probably – to block any incoming that was not enabled explicitly.
If you do need the activity enabled you should create the related enabling rules explicitly probably.
The filters names (in WindowsFirewall) are specified after ‘:’.
We have no information regarding whether the filters are available to manage via "WindowsFirewall with extended security" applet. However the filters exist.
“Default Inbound Block”, for instance is the filter of the default WF policy probably – to block any incoming that was not enabled explicitly.
If you do need the activity enabled you should create the related enabling rules explicitly probably.
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