Find-NetIPsecRule PowerShell Get-Help Output

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SYNOPSIS

SYNTAX

Find-NetIPsecRule [-AsJob] [-CimSession <CimSession[]>] [-LocalAddress <String>] [-LocalPort <UInt16>] [-Protocol <String>] [-RemotePort <UInt16>] [-ThrottleLimit <Int32>]
-RemoteAddress <String> [<CommonParameters>]

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DESCRIPTION

The Find-NetIPsecRule cmdlet gets IPsec rules that match the criteria that you specify.

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Examples

Example 1: Get an IPSec rule

PS C:\>Find-NetIPsecRule -RemoteAddress "131.107.33.200" -Protocol "TCP" -RemotePort 80
IPsecRuleName         : {c1988b9c-9546-4eea-bf64-fbe85ddbef8c}
DisplayName           : External Traffic – Attempt IPsec
Description           :
DisplayGroup          : Protection for Internet Traffic
Group                 : Protection for Internet Traffic
Enabled               : True
Profile               : Domain
Platform              : {6.2+}
Mode                  : Transport
InboundSecurity       : Require
OutboundSecurity      : Request
QuickModeCryptoSet    : Msit-Qm-EspAes128Sha1-Or-AhSha1
Phase1AuthSet         : Msit-Mm-Kerb-Or-CorpCertMap
Phase2AuthSet         : Msit-Em-Kerb
KeyModule             : Default
AllowWatchKey        : False
AllowSetKey           : False
LocalTunnelEndpoint   :
RemoteTunnelEndpoint :
RemoteTunnelHostname :
ForwardPathLifetime   : 0
EncryptedTunnelBypass : False
RequireAuthorization : False
User                  :
PrimaryStatus         : OK
Status                : The rule was parsed successfully from the store. (65536)
EnforcementStatus     : NotApplicable
PolicyStoreSource     :
PolicyStoreSourceType : GroupPolicy

This command finds the IPsec rule that the system uses for conventional web traffic to the specified IP address. The command gets the IPSec rule that matches the TCP
connection that has the remote address 131.107.33.200 and that uses the remote port 80. The command returns a WMIv2 IPsec rule object.