1. Enable or Disable Firewall using Group Policy in Windows Server 2019

Video Series on How to Manage Windows Defender Firewall:
This is a step by step guide on How to Enable or Disable Windows Defender Firewall using Group Policy in Windows Server 2019 Active Directory Domain Environment.

[@mrintune]

Fantastic Job done (1-37 videos) on AD. Loved it..

[@FranzGuerrero]

Great Job.!!! well explained

[@dilshaddil9294]

really helpfull
thanks a lot buddyyyyy

[@BrooksICT]

make more vids on windowss server 2019, love it

[@majorsingh7984]

Great job, Thanks for the detailed video.

[@MSFTWebCast]

Thanks for watching!

[@0-Oju]

thanks

[@hmrajesh3]

Please make a series on O365

[@MSFTWebCast]

Preparing the material for the same.

[@ahmedsaad-lk2og]

thankss

[@ierosgr]

1:45 why didnt you apply that policy directly to computers ou? That way every computer registered in there should turn on Windows Firewall as policy dictates

[@MSFTWebCast]

1. You cant link GPO to built in container like computers, users etc.
2. It is best practice to link GPO to specific computer to test the result. Once it is working fine then you can link the GPO to the OU level or at Domain level.
3. Always I first test the configuration, and then put it into effect.

[@aryanszubair]

If you can help me for port forwarding 3389 for remote desktop using dyndns.org hostname

[@MSFTWebCast]

Which router you have? Company and Model name?

[@aryanszubair]

@@MSFTWebCast I am working in Saudi Arabia and we have here STC modem optical fiber based .(HG8245Q)Model