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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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    So I discovered my problem when a workgroup computer receives Sophos it does not pick our firewall policy

    How does it "receive" Sophos? Guess you're not using Protect Computers, are you?

    You can join the computer to the domain first and when it has "appeared" in the AD group use Protect Computers to install Sophos (or use automatic protection).

    If you want to install Sophos first, move it to a group with the required SCF settings after it appeared in SEC and then join it (using the -G flag of setup.exe you can move it to the desired group at installation time).

    Does this answer your question?

    Christian

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    So I discovered my problem when a workgroup computer receives Sophos it does not pick our firewall policy

    How does it "receive" Sophos? Guess you're not using Protect Computers, are you?

    You can join the computer to the domain first and when it has "appeared" in the AD group use Protect Computers to install Sophos (or use automatic protection).

    If you want to install Sophos first, move it to a group with the required SCF settings after it appeared in SEC and then join it (using the -G flag of setup.exe you can move it to the desired group at installation time).

    Does this answer your question?

    Christian

    :4749
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