
#▲It will look like that in the GUI setup when Network Discovery is disabled. Get-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery'|Set-NetFirewallRule -Enabled false -PassThru|select Name,DisplayName,Enabled,Profile|ft -a

#Run this command to disable Network Discovery on all network profiles if you do not wish to keep the service available. Set-NetConnectionProfile -NetworkCategory Private -PassThru #Disable Network Discovery for all network profiles #Set Network Connection Profile to Private. #▲It will look like that in the GUI setup when Network Discovery is enabled.
Powershell firewall commands windows#
#Enable the Network Discovery service for the Private and Domain network profiles by applying the preconfigured Windows Firewall group rule called Network Discoveryby typing this: Get-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery'|Set-NetFirewallRule -Profile 'Private, Domain' -Enabled true -PassThru|select Name,DisplayName,Enabled,Profile|ft -a Get-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery'|select Name,DisplayName,Enabled,Profile|ft -a #Enable Network Discovery for Private and Domain network profiles setting, 68 Windows Firewall considerations for, 101102 Windows Update. #This command shows the individual rules and the network connection profiles that are explicitly enabled and disabled for Network Discovery. 456458, 472, 486 dynamic DNS, 463 PowerShell commands, 465 static DNS. #Get Firewall rules for Network Discovery

These commands all work in both PowerShell and PowerShell Direct. #Enabling the Network Discovery services it what makes the Network icon (formally My Network Places) work properly. #Run just this one command in an elevated PowerShell prompt to enable Network Discovery Get-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery'|Set-NetFirewallRule -Profile 'Private, Domain' -Enabled true -PassThru|select Name,DisplayName,Enabled,Profile|ft -a #It is as simple as enabling the pre-configured rule in Windows Firewall to enable Network Discovery in Windows 10but using netsh is the old fashion way. CONGRATULATIONS FortiGate Firewall is restored to the factory defaults.
Powershell firewall commands windows 10#
#Enable Network Discovery In Windows 10 Without Using the netsh Command In PowerShell Open the FortiGate Console, and run the command exec fortitoken-cloud update.
