Say, in Windows Firewall GUI I have this - four rules for nc.exe (netcat), two for private networks (one TCP, one UDP), and two for public networks (one TCP, one UDP):
How can I dump these four rules, related to nc.exe, on the command line?
via Viewing Windows Firewall settings from the command line and a GUI , found out about netsh, and tried:
netsh advfirewall firewall show rule name=all profile=any type=static
... and it dumps a ton of data, just not anything with nc.exe in it.
So, how can I get/dump/show/print all rules (inbound) related to a program in Windows 10 Firewall on the command line?
