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Parameters Configurable from the User Interface
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When the source sends an IP packet, the following components analyze or change the packet in the following order:
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Routing and Remote Access service IP packet filters
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IPsec
When a router running Windows Server 2003 forwards an IP packet, the following components analyze or change the packet in the following order:
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Internet Connection Sharing of the Network Connections folder or the NAT/Basic Firewall component of the Routing and Remote Access service
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Routing and Remote Access service IP packet filters
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IPsec
When an IP packet is received for forwarding, the following components analyze or change the packet in the following order:
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IPsec
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Routing and Remote Access service IP packet filters
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Internet Connection Sharing of the Network Connections folder or the NAT/Basic Firewall component of the Routing and Remote Access service
When an IP packet is received that is destined for the local host, the following components analyze or change the packet in the following order:
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IPsec
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Routing and Remote Access service IP packet filters
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Internet Connection Firewall (for Windows Server 2003 with no service packs installed), Windows Firewall (for Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1), or the NAT/Basic Firewall component of the Routing and Remote Access service
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TCP/IP filters
This discussion only includes components that are provided with Windows Server 2003. This does not include any Windows Sockets layered service providers or NDIS intermediate miniport drivers. For additional information, see TCP/IP Packet Processing Paths.
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