Hi Wokhan,
What works as expected: WFN shows a notification, when an outgoing connection of an application is blocked because of a block all policy. after adding an explicit blocking rule to the windows firewall (manually or via WFN notifier) the notifier stops to show notifications.
But: It does not work with blocking rules that are distributed by local group policy. There may be an actual active firewall rule that blocks those connections, but WFN does not seem to recognize it and continues to show notifications. in the wf.msc UI such rules are listed with source = local group policy alongside with the normal rules (source = local setting).
Would you consider fixing that, or is it too much of an edge case?
Greetings!
Hi Wokhan,
What works as expected: WFN shows a notification, when an outgoing connection of an application is blocked because of a block all policy. after adding an explicit blocking rule to the windows firewall (manually or via WFN notifier) the notifier stops to show notifications.
But: It does not work with blocking rules that are distributed by local group policy. There may be an actual active firewall rule that blocks those connections, but WFN does not seem to recognize it and continues to show notifications. in the wf.msc UI such rules are listed with source = local group policy alongside with the normal rules (source = local setting).
Would you consider fixing that, or is it too much of an edge case?
Greetings!