It's not recommended to modify the default domain policy but here's a quick way to disable windows firewall. You really should create a new policy for this. Using Active Directory Users and Computers
Right click "yourdomain".local Properties Group policy tab Double click on Default Domain Policy Under Computer Configuration, click Administrative Templates Network Network Connections Double click on ?Prohibit use of Internet Connection Firewall on your DNS domain network and select ENABLE
if the group policy on the client machine does not require the client to authenticate with the server, the answer is simple, ...don't. log on locally if possible.
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