Examples of using Connection security rules in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Allow local connection security rules.
IPsec settings must be defined in separate connection security rules.
Connection security rules are merged from all applicable Group Policy objects.
IPsec settings are defined in separate connection security rules.
Connection security rules use IPsec to secure traffic while it crosses the network.
Netsh advfirewall consec delete:Deletes all matching connection security rules.
Require encryption for all connection security rules that use these settings.
This dialog box opens when you double-click a rule in Connection Security Rules.
Connection security rules are used to establish server isolation and to establish domain isolation.
Select this check box to require all connection security rules to require encryption.
Connection security rules are supported by an extension to IKE that is called Authenticated IP(AuthIP).
Key exchange settings you select here apply to all connection security rules.
Additionally, connection security rules are used to enforce the Network Access Protection(NAP) policy.
In the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC snap-in, click Connection Security Rules.
Connection security rules This type of rule defines how and in which circumstances computers authenticate using IPsec.
The operational log is always on andcontains events for both firewall rules and connection security rules.
You use connection security rules to specify that connections between two computers must be authenticated or encrypted.
In the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC snap-in, in the navigation pane, select Connection Security Rules.
If you select Require encryption for all connection security rules that use these settings, then this section is disabled.
The following commands are available: Commands in this context:delete rule- Deletes all matching connection security rules.
It also includes connection security rules that use Internet Protocol security(IPsec) to protect traffic as it travels across the network.
You can configure advancedauthentication on a rule-by-rule basis or to apply by default to all connection security rules.
Connection security rules are used in establishing server and domain isolation, as well as in enforcing Network Access Protection(NAP) policy.
This means that different firewall and connection security rules can affect network traffic, depending on which network adapter receives the traffic.
On the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC snap-in page, in the navigation pane, click Connection Security Rules.
Authentication method settings you select here apply only to connection security rules that have Default selected as the authentication method. Default.
Use this wizard page to exempt computers or computer groups from being required to authenticate,regardless of other connection security rules.
Data protection settings you select here apply to all connection security rules created using the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC snap-in.
Use this option to create a rule that exempts specified computers from being required to authenticate,regardless of other connection security rules.