Connection Security Rules
Connection Security Rules are not utilized nearly as often as Inbound and Outbound Rules, but CSRs are vastly more powerful. These types of rules are useful for setting up more advanced restrictions about how computers can communicate. This section of WFAS has a lot to do with IPsec protecting traffic between endpoints, making sure that certain endpoints can only communicate with certain other endpoints, or perhaps for requiring certain kinds of encryption between those two devices.
One of the places where I touch on Connection Security Rules is when configuring the Microsoft remote-access technology, DirectAccess. Inside the DirectAccess configuration, there are Connection Security Rules at play that negotiate IPsec ...
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