Re: SP2 firewall "non-domain settings"

[Eric Weller]

I also have this problem, with precisely the same description. My domain
suffix matches the logon domain and I appear to be logged on to the domain by
every indication other than that the Firewall states "Windows Firewall is
using your non-domain settings".

Eric Weller


"David Beder [MSFT]" wrote:

> compare the dns suffix for the PC with that of the AD that gives it group
> policy. If they don't match, then the system does not believe it is actually
> on the domain that gave it its policy so switches into the Standard profile.
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> "Jimmy" > wrote in message
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> > Hi
> >
> > I have a problem with the SP2 firewall settings. I have an win2k3
> > domain and I installed the SP2 onto one of the XP PRO client PC.
> > Created a domain policy which is set the firewall to my requirements.
> > Especially, for domain profile I have turned off the firewall and for
> > non-domain profile turned on. So I created the GPO and enabléed the
> > firewall service. I have made a test OU with one PC. The domain policy
> > is applied on the test PC but when I run the Start/Settings/Control
> > Panel/Windows Firewall it said "Windows Firewall is using your
> > NON-DOMAIN settings" BUT this PC is in a domain.
> >
> > I have set in the policy when the PC starts wait for Network.
> > And I also set Spanning-tree port fast on the LAN port.
> > I set the switch/NIC ports to AUTO/100-full but neither worked.
> >
> > Could you please help me I have no any idea!
> >
> > Thanks in advance!
> >
> > Jimmy
>
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[Jimmy]

Thanks for it. i check it.

[Jimmy]

hi Eric,

finnally managed to get the solution. The NLA service should be started
and this problem is solved. so you"d try to start the NLA service.
jimmy