Windows Firewall replaced Internet Connection Firewall starting in Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2003 SP1. The listed computers have the Windows Firewall enabled and configured to block inbound traffic on the port used by BES (BES uses port 52311 by default).
Both UDP and TCP packets are used by the BES Server and BES Relays to send information about new actions and fixlets. After configuring Windows Firewall to allow inbound traffic on the BES Listen Port, BES Servers and BES Relays will resume normal communication.
Note: After this action is applied, affected BES Relays will not report until they have performed their standard once-per-day gather or until the BES Relay is restarted.
Important Note: If the listed computers' firewall settings are being administered through a domain group policy, the results of this action may be overwritten by that policy. The actions below will only affect the local firewall policy, and will not affect any group firewall policy settings that may have been applied by a domain administrator. If your firewall has been configured via a domain group policy, these actions may report back as 'Failed', and the firewall must be disabled or configured through group policy instead. |