Can you please let me know what all ports need to be opened on firewall so
that users can login to the domain properly and all policy gets deployed
properly?
Thanks,

Hi, I managed to completely mess things up. Here's what happened:
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configured as part of a domain. I had the laptop at home and was trying to
connect it to my home desktop using direct cable. So I ...

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the Firewall as "Disabled" and the option to Enable is grayed out. It says
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I need to find out if a computer is using the Standard or Domain
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Is there a registry key/value that stores which Profile the Windows
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