[thangnm]

I setup Rule in "IP Security Policies" (from secpol.msc )
With TCP protocol, I can setup for exact port, but I don't know how to setup rule for a range of ports, for example from port 21000 to port 21999
Please help me, thanks

[JeremyW]

Here's link to instructions http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...o/ispstep.mspx

Mod, may want to move to General Security.

[m80arm]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

Mod, may want to move to General Security.

Done!

Michael

[thangnm]

Thanks for answer, but may be we misunderstand
My question is as pictures follow

[wullieb1]

Originally Posted by thangnm

Thanks for answer, but may be we misunderstand
My question is as pictures follow

Have you actually looked at the picture you provided???

Click on the radial button To this port

[JeremyW]

Originally Posted by wullieb1

Have you actually looked at the picture you provided???

Click on the radial button To this port

Wullie, that's source and destination port, not range. I think he's trying to get firewall functionality out of IPSec policies... which I don't think is gonna happen.

[wullieb1]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

Wullie, that's source and destination port, not range. I think he's trying to get firewall functionality out of IPSec policies... which I don't think is gonna happen.

Sorry about the edit. Clicked the wrong button.

I think i need to get back to reading the books. Can't rememebr the last time i even looked at ipsec

[JeremyW]

Originally Posted by wullieb1

Sorry about the edit. Clicked the wrong button.

I've done that a couple of times myself. No worries.

[thangnm]

So is it impossible with IPSec?

[JeremyW]

I'll try and find some time to go through my books at home but it would helpful if I knew what you're trying to accomplish.