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Hello everyone,<br />
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I am trying to create some custom firewall rules using Symantec Client firewall administrator version 7.1.1.1009. &nbsp;Everything seems to work fine except if you go to File, Import from Active Client/Export to active client, this option is always grayed out and disabled. &nbsp;I create a rule no problem, save it and copied it to another machine, and then used import function using Symantec client firewall options, and the rule was working great, but I want to be able to create one rule and push it out to all the laptop users from a centralized location, don’t want to have to walk from one pc to another. &nbsp;I tried looking through help but can’t seem to find anywhere that tells me how to enable this, I have tried enabling network detector, adding different zones but nothing works. &nbsp;Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Or how to enable the import / export option?<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Hello everyone,

I am trying to create some custom firewall rules using Symantec Client firewall administrator version 7.1.1.1009.  Everything seems to work fine except if you go to File, Import from Active Client/Export to active client, this option is always grayed out and disabled.  I create a rule no problem, save it and copied it to another machine, and then used import function using Symantec client firewall options, and the rule was working great, but I want to be able to create one rule and push it out to all the laptop users from a centralized location, don’t want to have to walk from one pc to another.  I tried looking through help but can’t seem to find anywhere that tells me how to enable this, I have tried enabling network detector, adding different zones but nothing works.  Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Or how to enable the import / export option?

Thanks.


Symantec Client Firewall Administrator Version 7.1.1.1009

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