Update default AllowRD rule #1139
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Default Inbound security rule has AllowRD on enabled. Admin's should deny the traffic when RDP isn't needed and should only allow it when doing advanced diagnostic work.
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Default Inbound security rule has AllowRD on enabled. Admin's should deny the traffic when RDP isn't needed and should only allow it when doing advanced diagnostic work.
The documents now give the expression that the traffic (rule) is denied by default but that's isn't true.