Match traffic with the trust tuple keyword not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM TYPE-VALUE =/ "TTK=" TRUST-TUPLE-KEYWORD-VAL Local User Owner SID not applicable in MDM Redundant setting not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDMĪllow profile crossing not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM
TYPE-VALUE =/ "Platform2=" PLATFORM-OP-VAL Local Only Mapped not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM OS Versioning not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM Loose Source Mapped not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM Inbound NAT Traversal related not exposed via Group Policy or Windows MDM Interface Identifier (LUID) is not manageable TYPE-VALUE =/ "Security2=" IFSECURE2-10-VAL TYPE-VALUE =/ "Security2_9=" IFSECURE2-9-VAL IPSec related setting not supported by Windows MDM While these settings are uncommon, should you require these settings consider logging this need through your standard support channels. The following registry-based settings aren't supported because of a lack of MDM support in Windows. Use of this switch can result in a large count of included rules. IncludedDisabledRules - e this switch to include all enabled and disabled Windows firewall rules in the export. IncludeLocalRules - Use this switch to include all locally created/default Windows firewall rules in the export. Use the following switches (parameters) to modify the tool's default behavior. For more information, see Unsupported configuration. The time the tool takes to run depends on the number of firewall rules found.Īfter the tool runs, it outputs a count of firewall rules that it couldn't automatically migrate.
The tool supports switches you can use to modify these defaults. Policies created by the tool are visible in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager in the Endpoint security > Firewall pane.īy default, only enabled firewall rules are migrated and only firewall rules created by GPO are migrated. When more than 150 firewall rules are found, multiple policies are created. The policy name must be unique for the tenant. For more information about required permissions, see Required permissions. When prompted, provide appropriate Intune administrator credentials. The script downloads all the prerequisites it requires to run.
Run the Export-FirewallRules.ps1 script on the machine.
#HOW TO SET UP ANT MIGRATION TOOL ZIP FILE#
The zip file contains the script file Export-FirewallRules.ps1. Sign in to the reference machine with local administrator privileges.ĭownload and unzip the file Export-FirewallRules.zip. When run, the tool exports all enabled firewall rules that are present on the device, and automatically creates new Intune policies with the collected rules. Run the tool on a reference machine to migrate that machines current Windows Firewall rule configuration. After the endpoint security rules are created, administrators can target the rules to Azure AD groups to configure MDM and co-managed clients.ĭownload the Endpoint security firewall rule migration tool: When you run the Endpoint security firewall rule migration tool on a reference Windows 10/11 client that has firewall rules based on Group Policy applied, the tool can automatically create Endpoint security firewall rule policies in Endpoint Manager. Endpoint security in Endpoint Manager offers rich management experiences of Windows Firewall configuration and granular firewall rule management.īecause it can be challenging to move large numbers of existing Group Policies for Windows Firewall rules to Endpoint security policies in Endpoint Manager, we've created the Endpoint security firewall rule migration tool. Many organizations are moving their security configuration to Microsoft Endpoint Manager to make use of modern, cloud-based management.
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