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Forums > Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 & 2000 > ISA Server 2004
Subject: CEICW Enable Firewall
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Barry Burdie User is Offline
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5/01/2007 10:16 AM  

When you run the CEICW and you select to disable or enable the firewall where are the changes made in ISA 2004?
I want to know the last setting before I run the CEICW. In ISA 2000 it set or unset packet filtering.
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5/08/2007 07:08 PM  
Maybe it is easier to make a backup of all settings before you run the CEICW. Disabling the firewall is not an option IMHO.
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5/09/2007 10:17 AM  
Thanks Mariette for your reply

I was interested to know the settings that change in ISA 2004
In ISA 2000 you can see the setting in
IP Packet Filters Properties “Enable Packet Filters” check box

I did find in SBS 2003 a registry setting that shows the last setting

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SmallBusinessServer\Connectivity\ICW
Last_Firewall_Selection = 1 or 0

But I am still curious to find out what changes in ISA 2004 when looking at the rules I can’t see any that change.
This all started when I was called to a client’s server and I’m sure that someone had disabled the firewall to get an application to work.
If you just run the CEICW you can’t see the last setting.

Thanks Barry
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8/13/2007 01:15 AM  
Hi Barry,
 
The icwlog.txt file in \program files\microsoft windows small business server\support will have all the details.
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