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To clarify: The powershell command get-netfirewallrule does not list firewall rules that have been applied by GPO. What's the best way to get a complete list of applied firewall rules? (Without using the GUI)
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To clarify: The powershell command get-netfirewallrule does not list firewall rules that have been applied by GPO. What's the best way to get a complete list of applied firewall rules? (Without using the GUI)

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No, this command doe NOT list firewall rules that have been applied from a &nbsp;GPO.<br />
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Any other thoughts?
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No, this command doe NOT list firewall rules that have been applied from a  GPO.

Any other thoughts?

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netsh advfirewall monitor show firewall rule name=all<br />
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That works, Note the &quot;Monitor&quot;
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netsh advfirewall monitor show firewall rule name=all

That works, Note the "Monitor"

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get-netfirewallrule does not list any of the group policies that have been applied. It only lists manually created rules. That's useless on a core system, where you can't call up the advanced firewall GUI. <br />
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Question: How to document the firewall rules (complete list) on a core system?
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get-netfirewallrule does not list any of the group policies that have been applied. It only lists manually created rules. That's useless on a core system, where you can't call up the advanced firewall GUI. 

Question: How to document the firewall rules (complete list) on a core system?

Powershell - group policy firewall rules

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