Firewall rules should be re-arranged to look like this:

Task 1) An administrator added a rule to allow their machine terminal server access to the server subnet. This rule is not working. Identify the rule and correct this issue. The rule shown in the image below is the rule in question. It is not working because the action is set to Deny. This needs to be set to Permit.

Task 2) All web servers have been changed to communicate solely over SSL. Modify the appropriate rule to allow communications.
The web servers rule is shown in the image below. Port 80 (HTTP) needs to be changed to port
443 for HTTPS (HTTP over SSL).

Task 3) An administrator added a rule to block access to the SQL server from anywhere on the network. This rule is not working. Identify and correct this issue. The SQL Server rule is shown in the image below. It is not working because the protocol is wrong. It should be TCP, not UDP.

Task 4) Other than allowing all hosts to do network time and SSL, modify a rule to ensure that no other traffic is allowed.
The network time rule is shown in the image below.

However, this rule is not being used because the `any' rule shown below allows all traffic and the rule is placed above the network time rule. To block all other traffic, the `any' rule needs to be set to Deny, not Permit and the rule needs to be placed below all the other rules (it needs to be placed at the bottom of the list to the rule is enumerated last).
