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Firewall policy changes when disjoining domain computers

JasonO

Hello,

My Firewall changes when I disjoin a computer from the domain.  It changes to "Block by Default" . 

Where does it get this information?  Where is the policy that is in place when the computer is not able to see the DNS server? 

Thanks,

Jason

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    Hello Jason,

    Where does it get this information?  Where is the policy that is in place when the computer is not able to see the DNS server?

    Where did it get it's policy from in the first place? And what's in the policy? Is the computer in an AD sync'ed group or not and does it stay in the same group after disjoining?

    It depends on various things. If the policy is for Dual location and Location detection selects the secondary after disjoining the domain then this policy applies.

    Christian 

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    Hello Jason,

    Where does it get this information?  Where is the policy that is in place when the computer is not able to see the DNS server?

    Where did it get it's policy from in the first place? And what's in the policy? Is the computer in an AD sync'ed group or not and does it stay in the same group after disjoining?

    It depends on various things. If the policy is for Dual location and Location detection selects the secondary after disjoining the domain then this policy applies.

    Christian 

    :4727
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