Packet Filter Policy is missing

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Normally there are two ip security mmc snapins you can use. You can also use
Local Secuirity Policy - secpol.msc to examine ipsec policies on the local
computer at which time you will be informed if a domain/OU ipsec policy is
being applied and use the netsh ipsec command [ netsh ipsec static show
policy all ] to see what if any policies are applied and the details on the
policy. Also be sure to check to see if the computer has a persistent ipsec
policy that will be applied regardless if there is a local or domain ipsec
policy applied. You would have to look in the persistent store for that by
using the command netsh ipsec static set store location=persistent and then
use the show all policy command to see if there are any persistent ipsec
policies and if they are assigned. If you unassign a persistent ipsec policy
the computer must be rebooted for it to be disabled. --- Steve

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Window...
--- netsh ipsec




"danA" <dea@deamon.com> wrote in message
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> The problem: Ports UDP 1434 and TCP 1433 are filtered creating problems
> for SQL replication.
> The TCP filtering in the LAN Connection Properties is disabled.
> I want to check the IP Security Policies on Local Computer.
> Unfortunately the Packet Filter Policy is missing from that snap-in.
> Where can I find it?
> The OS is MS Windows Server 2003.
>
> Thanks,
> Dan
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