Windows Security Log Event ID 848
| Operating Systems |
Windows 2003 and XP
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Category | Policy Change |
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Type
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Success
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Corresponding events
in Windows
2008
and Vista |
4944
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848: The following policy was active when the Windows Firewall started
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This event is logged once each time Windows Firewall start which is usually at boot up. This event documents the highlevel policy settings in effect at the time of startup.
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- Group Policy Applied: should indicate whether Windows Firewall was getting its settings from Group Policy or the system's local policy but this appears to always say "No"
- Profile Used: "Standard" or "Domain". Windows Firewall seems to always start in Public and then switch to Domain shortly after if appropriate.
- Interfaces: which NICs? "All interfaces", if all.
- Operational mode: Whether Windows Firewall was enabled or not. Should usually say "On".
Services
- File and Printer Sharing: Disabled/Enabled
- Remote Desktop: Disabled/Enabled
- UPnP Framework: Disabled/Enbabled
- Allow Remote Administration: Disabled/Enbabled
- Allow Unicast Responses to Multicast/Broadcast Traffic: Enabled/Disabled
Security Logging:
The logging referred to here has nothing to do with the Security event log; instead it's referring to the C:\Windows\system32\LogFiles\Firewall\pfirewall.log log.
These fields corresponds to the check box in the Customize Loggin Settings for the Public/Domain Profile dialog in Windows Firewall with Advanced Security MMC console.
- Log dropped packets: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Log successful connections: Disabled/Enabled/-
ICMP:
- Allow incoming echo request: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow incoming timestamp request: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow incoming mask request: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow incoming router request: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow outgoing destination unreachable: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow outgoing source quench: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow outgoing parameter problem: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow outgoing time exceeded: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow redirect: Disabled/Enabled/-
- Allow outgoing packet too big: Disabled/Enabled/-
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The following policy was active when the Windows Firewall started.
Group Policy applied: No
Profile used: Standard
Interface: All interfaces
Operational mode: On
Services:
File and Printer Sharing: Disabled
Remote Desktop: Enabled
UPnP Framework: Disabled
Allow remote administration: Disabled
Allow unicast responses to multicast/broadcast traffic: Disabled
Security Logging:
Log dropped packets: Disabled
Log successful connections: Disabled
ICMP:
Allow incoming echo request: Enabled
Allow incoming timestamp request: Disabled
Allow incoming mask request: Disabled
Allow incoming router request: Disabled
Allow outgoing destination unreachable: Disabled
Allow outgoing source quench: Disabled
Allow outgoing parameter problem: Disabled
Allow outgoing time exceeded: Disabled
Allow redirect: Disabled
Allow outgoing packet too big: Disabled
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