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2 weeks ago
....and I was looking to apply rules to sets of servers like IIS or SQL so their ports would be similar in each group rather than have a GP for each or a blanket approach as i want to keep port availability to a minimum
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2 weeks ago
The servers are on one of three vLANs in the DC but I also need to control access from endpoints across all sites. I am using GP because I know no different. This world is new to me so I am just learning the best way to protect internally against things like lateral movement etc.
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2 weeks ago
do you have to have it both way for all port (i have to open the DNS, LDAP, Kerberos etc ports as well) Can it be left one way?
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2 weeks ago
I thought I knew how to create GP but it seems I was mistaken. I am trying to get my head around the process of the each line. I am trying to create a policy that sits around our SQL servers, it needs to allow domain related traffic, SQL traffic, MFA (out to the web) auth traffic and normal web traffic. I am clearly not following how the rules are applied because as I add rules (like 1433 for SQL) things stop working! I am after a simpletons view on creating the policies (most don't mention source and destination). When i remove the deny all rule it works which means each of my list items don't do what I expect. Although I am apply this to test at the moment I am hoping to reuse the policy for each of the SQL servers (the requirements for now will be the same for each). I thought the destination was the server it goes into but that seems not, if i reverse it and say the source is 1433 then that doesn't work either!!! Please guide me to a good document that makes things clear (a dummies guide) or any help would be gratefully received. Thanks Ian
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