This happens if one of the dependency services/drivers fail to start. And this issue seems to occur in the aftermnath of a Virus attach (w32.Bagle). See this page for solution (setting the start type of 'ndisuio' service via the Registry). Solved: Windows Wireless Service cant start (Vista) - Page 2 - Tech Support Guy Forums.
Hello,I am running ISA Server 2006 on a Windows Server 2003. Everything seems to be working. The firewall service starts, the publishing rules works and the VPNs. I can also make changes to the ISA Server configuration. But yesterday after patching the server I recognized that this service is set to start automatic but does not run. So I tried to start it manually but it right away stops with following warning:
' The MSSQL$MSFW service on <servername> started and then stopped. Some services stop automatically if they hae no work to do, for example, the Performance Logs and Alerts service.
I checked the event logs but there is nothing logged at all.
I wonder now if I should be concerned about the fact that the service does not run or is the SQL instance only being used for logging which we do not use?
Thank you
Mc2102
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Goal: Provide a simple command line interface to the built-in Windows Firewall
Why
- No complete command line solution for configuring or monitoring the Windows firewall
- 'netsh advfirewall' solution does not list rule results in a tabular format
- 'netsh advfirewall' does not work with group policy
- If group policy enables firewall, 'netsh' does not show firewall as running
- If group policy pushes down rules, 'netsh' does not show those rules
- Missing search features ('find rules with any/any local ports and any/any remote ports' criteria)
- Incomplete Logging features
- Built-in firewall logging is disabled by default
- Built-in firewall logging does not show executable associated with a blocked packet
- No command line access to logs in a reasonable format
Requirements
- Windows 7 or newer with .NET 3.5+
- For some functions, administrative privileges are required
Download
Release | MD5 | SHA1 |
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msfw v0.3 | f3c15d198655415b046528e18234819c | b51db563ab4a7bd1a96457d4ec6befde85f43f4f |
msfw v0.2 | e82d23ff59fc9ae9f1c9754338138914 | 685743552b8b032f6f091555b03c06ded65a8627 |
msfw v0.1 | 44dacb1099cefbc3450f4429e08f9838 | 77d1b2c7797b0b04904a2c8ae5a12974465cccb0 |
- On Windows, run
certutil -hashfile msfw-v0.3.zip MD5
ORcertutil -hashfile msfw-v0.3.zip SHA1
to calculate hashfile
Getting Started
On Windows, a network connection is assigned a 'profile': Domain, Private, or Public. The Microsoft firewall can be enabled/disabled for any or all profiles. Similarly, rules can be configured for any or all profiles.
Configure Firewall
To see if your firewall is currently enabled, run the following:
msfw status -p [domain|private|public] [-i]
Definition: Display firewall status information.
- 'Profile'
- Domain, Private, or Public
- 'Status'
- 'Enabled': Firewall is turned on
- 'Disabled': Firewall is turned off
- 'Active'
- 'Active': Firewall is associated with a profile that has at least one active network connection
- 'Inactive': Firewall is not associated with a profile that has an active network connection
- 'Inbound': Default action [block,allow] for inbound traffic
- 'Outbound': Default action [block,allow] for outbound traffic
- 'Interface': Network adapter name
- 'Network': Network name
- 'Excluded'
- 'Excluded': Interface is excluded from the firewall
- 'Included': Interface is included with the firewall
Example:
Example by profile:
Example by interface (Inactive profiles will have blank interface names):
msfw interface -n <interfacename>
Definition: Display list of interfaces.
NOTE: Firewall Profiles <-> interfaces <-> networks. Most networks will only be connected to one interface, but it's possible to have 2 (or more) interfaces for 1 network. In that case, you must exclude both interfaces in order to exclude the network.
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Example:
Example by interface name:
msfw log ([-s,--status] | [-t,--tail | [-l,--list] --shortapp --since <datetimestring> --last <duration>)
(Requires admin privileges)
Displays the 'Filtering Platform Packet Drop' auditing of failures. The built-in firewall logging is not used as it does not display the application/service name associated with a blocked packet. The drawback is that log filtering cannot be scoped to a specific profile.
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msfw updlog ([-e,--enable] | [-d,--disable])
(Requires admin privileges)
Definition: Enable/disable logging
Example:
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Rules
Firewall rules can be created locally or pushed down via group policy. Rules can also be disabled/enabled. By default, msfw only displays enabled rules. Override this behavior by passing in a value for --status.
msfw rule ([-d,--duplicates] | [--profileduplicates] | [-c,--count] | [-l,--list])
Additional flags
Flag | Values | Default |
---|---|---|
-s,--status | enabled,disabled,all | enabled |
--dir | in, out | |
-n,--rulename | String | |
-p,--profile | Domain,Public,Private | |
--string | False | |
--scope | local,policy,all | all |
--shortapp | False | |
--action | allow,block | all |
--local | address:port | |
--remote | address:port | |
--protocol | String | |
--app | String | |
--ext | String |
Example: List enabled rules
Example: Count all rules
Example: List enabled, private profile rules
Example: List enabled, allow rules
Example: List enabled, block rules
Example: List enabled rule with name 'Rule Name'
Example: List enabled, inbound rules
Example: List enabled, outbound rules
Example: List enabled, any:any local address/port rule
Example: List enabled, inbound, allow rules with any:any local address/port
Example: List enabled, inbound, allow rules with single IP and any port
Example: List enabled, inbound, allow rules with any local IP but a single port
Example: List enabled, any:any remote address/port rule
Example: List enabled inbound, allow rules with any:any remote address/ports
Example: List enabled inbound, allow rule with any/any local AND any/any remote addresses/ports
Example: List enabled inbound, allow rule with any/any local AND any/any remote addresses/ports
Example: List enabled, tcp rules
Example: List enabled, icmp rules
Example: List enabled, Windows service rules
Example: List enabled, 'java.exe' rules
Example: List enabled, Windows service uPnP rules
Example: List enabled allow rules with any/any local AND any/any remote addresses/ports AND any application
Example: List enabled, local rules
Example: List enabled, group policy rules
msfw addrule -n <rulename> --dir [in,out] --action [allow,block]
Definition: Create a rule. Minimum required fields: rule name, direction, and action. Note that names do not have to be unique, but from a best practices perspective, it's a good idea to do so.
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Example: Create a rule blocking all inbound traffic
Example: Create a rule blocking all inbound traffic to port 443
Example: Create a rule blocking all inbound traffic to port 443 (alternate)
Example: Create a rule blocking all inbound traffic to IP 1.1.1.1 on ports 80 and 443
Example: Create a rule blocking all inbound traffic to IP 1.1.1.1 on ports 80 and 443 (alternate)
msfw delrule -n <rulename> [-f,--force]
Definition: Delete firewall rules.
Example: Delete local rule named 'Hello, World'
Example: Delete local rules named 'Hello, World'; do not prompt if multiple rules found with same name
msfw updinterface -n <interfacename> [--include|--exclude] [-p domain|private|public]
Definition: Include or exclude interfaces from firewall.
Example: Exclude interface from all profiles
Example: Exclude interface from domain profile
Example: Include interface on all profiles
msfw updstatus -p [domain,public,private] -i [allow,block]
Definition: Enable/Disable firewall or change inbound/outbound default actions.
Example: Change default inbound action for the public profile to block
Example: Change default outbound action for the public profile to block
Version history
- 0.1 (2016-10-09) - Initial release. Release of msfw binary with status, rule, and log subcommands.
- 0.2 (2016-10-24) - Bug fixes. Release of msfw binary with log -t (tail log), status -i (by interface), interface, updinterface, addrule, and delrule. Reformatted status output.
- 0.3 (2016-11-23) - Bug fixes. List duplicates. Warn if multiple rules will be deleted.
License
msfw is licensed under the MIT.
Other libraries used by msfw
- CommandLineParser(MIT License)
- NLog(BSD-3-License)