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I am trying to set up my server's FW on a machine with 3 interfaces. It is acting as a NAT/Gateway/Domain Controller/Hyper-V host and general mad-scientist's playhouse.

1. wireless interface - connects to internet.

2. ethernet 0 - default gateway, DHCP, other services, for LAN.

3. ethernet 1 - Strictly for hyper-V switch, same subnet as #2 above.

Obviously, I want different FW rules for each interface but Windows2012 doesn't seem to offer that level of control. What am I missing here? The Public, Private, Domain, settings get randomly applied to each interface at boot time and there isn't a straightforward way to adjust them back, (that I know of). It appears that what is required is to rewrite each rule with hard-coded IP addresses, is this true or is there an easier way?

It really seems like there is a missing feature that would allow me to statically assign a network firewall profile to a specific interface.


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