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Windows Firewall Exception Rules For NVBU Version 11.x.x (do not use for 9.x.x or 10.x.x versions of NVBU) -
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This article shows how to set exceptions in the windows firewall necessary for NetVault to operate.If the firewall is enabled and you do not set the necessary exceptions for NetVault, you may see the following problems.-Impossible to see or add a client.-Not able to backup a client.-Firewall test fail when adding a new client in the Netvault server.This applies to:Windows 7 all versions.Windows 8 all versions.WIndows server 2008\2008R2Windows server 2012\2012R2This script has been upgraded to have all the new version 11 processes with a specific inbound and outbound rule. -
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1. To see if the firewall is enabled, use the following command.netsh firewall show stateExampleC:\>netsh firewall show stateFirewall status:-------------------------------------------------------------------Profile = DomainOperational mode = EnableException mode = EnableMulticast/broadcast response mode = EnableNotification mode = EnableGroup policy version = Windows FirewallRemote admin mode = DisableIf Operational mode = Enable, then Windows firewall is onIf Operational mode = Disable, then Windows firewall is offIf Exception mode = Enable, then Windows firewall will allow exceptions.If Exception mode = Disable, then Windows firewall will not allow exceptions. In this mode you will be able to add the exceptions Netvault needs to run.To set the exceptions in the Windows firewall you will need to run the scripts similar to those attached to this solution on the Netvault server and clients that you need.Note: These scripts are written for the default install paths:C:\Program Files\Quest\NetVault Backup\bin\ for 64bit systemsC:\Program Files (x86)\Quest\NetVault Backup\bin for 32bit systemsMake sure you modify the scripts with the correct installation path to reflect the right path on each system.Additionally, starting NVBU 11.1 there is a new path for the File System Plugin process and other plugins.The change is reflected in the scripts, as it is in the following location now: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Quest\NetVault Backup\plugins\filesytem\nvfs.exe”*****Important Note*****If you have another path location (as you didn't install using default locations), then please modify the path in the scripts using notepad or wordpad, before you run the scripts. -
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