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<rant>
I just added two new servers to our hosting AD domain via Remote Desktop. After rebooting, I could no longer Remote Desktop to or even ping the machines.
So I get in a taxi, go in to the datacenter, log in to the machines locally, and discover that Windows has decided to enable its firewall (and block all remote connections).
This new 'feature' just wasted nearly 2 hours of my day. And for what? I am all for 'secure by default' but this is taking it way too far.
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