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Firewall policy changes when disjoining domain computers

JasonO

Hello,

My Firewall changes when I disjoin a computer from the domain.  It changes to "Block by Default" . 

Where does it get this information?  Where is the policy that is in place when the computer is not able to see the DNS server? 

Thanks,

Jason

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    Hello Jason,

    the computer should disappear from the group (whether it is deleted from AD or not). Can't say where it re-appears (if Unassigned then it should not receive a policy from SEC but otherwise it probably will).

    In SCF's System log you'll find entries like: Detected location as ... and Firewall successfully configured (.... location). You'll see when this took place from the timestamps. You should check the client's configuration before and after it has been disjoined - they are likely not the same.   

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    Hello Jason,

    the computer should disappear from the group (whether it is deleted from AD or not). Can't say where it re-appears (if Unassigned then it should not receive a policy from SEC but otherwise it probably will).

    In SCF's System log you'll find entries like: Detected location as ... and Firewall successfully configured (.... location). You'll see when this took place from the timestamps. You should check the client's configuration before and after it has been disjoined - they are likely not the same.   

    Christian 

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