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c:\windows>netsh firewall delete portopening ? delete portopening [ protocol = ] TCP|UDP|ALL [ port = ] 1-65535 [ [ profile = ] CURRENT|DOMAIN|STANDARD|ALL Deletes firewall port configuration. Parameters: protocol - Port protocol. TCP - Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). UDP - User Datagram Protocol (UDP). ALL - All protocols. port - Port number. profile - Configuration profile (optional). CURRENT - Applies to the active profile. Active profile can be domain, standard (i.e. private), or public. (default). DOMAIN - Applies to the domain profile. STANDARD - Applies to the standard (i.e. private) profile. ALL - Applies to the domain and standard (i.e. private) profile. Does not apply to the public profile. Examples: delete portopening TCP 80 delete portopening protocol=UDP port=500

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