The idea is to isolate each of the connections from the others so that traffic can't bridge across the two connections. ie a user is both wired and wireless, and we want to ensure that traffic doesn't bridge the two connections. We have used the McAfee firewall previously which has this setting. They call it 'connection isolation'.

Hi, Base on my knowledge, I am afraid that the build-in Windows Firewall doesnt have this feature you required. Thank you for your understanding. Regards Vincent Wang TechNet Community Support

1. Not sure what you want to achieve. What metric do you use? 2. For higher security I would rely more on edge firewall. Regards Milos

Hi, Base on my knowledge, I am afraid that the build-in Windows Firewall doesnt have this feature you required. Thank you for your understanding. Regards Vincent Wang TechNet Community Support

Hi, I would like to verify what kind of result you want to achieve? Regarding the Windows Firewall information, you can refer to Windows Firewall. Hope this helps. Vincent Wang TechNet Community Support

I am looking to find out if network isolation is possible with the Win7 firewall. ie if a machine is connected to both a wired and wireless the firewall rules should stop the two networks 'talking'. We have done this with other firewall products but I can't seem to find any options for doing this with the Win7 firewall. We have the usual domain/private/public groups and I can't seem to see any options for isolating the connections/groups. Is this possible? Regards Matt