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Windows Domain.
In Active Directory Users and computers, when you right-click on computer, you have the "manage" option which takes you into the computer management feature of the computer.
However, when I enable the local windows firewall on a computer, I don't know what exception or type of excpetion to note so this feature continues to work from Active Directory Users and computers?

are you saying the firewall is preventing mmc from launching?
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Yes, but not when launching from the local computer.
Computer Managment will launch on the local machine with the firewall enabled.
But in Active Directory Users and computers, you can right-click on the computer and choose manage which takes you into computer management for the local computer, that is what the local windows firewall is preventing. When I turn the local windows firewall off, the issue is resolved, therefore I need an exception but don't know what.

http://www.msexchange.org/img/upl/i...
Refer to this pic's "manage" option for clarification. When I right-click on a client computer in Active Directory Users and computers and choose manage, it fails to connect to client computers that have the local windows firewall enabled. When I turn off the local windows firewall on the client computer, this issue is resolved.
I assume others have worked around this with an exception, so far these have not worked:
compmgmt.msc
mmc.exe
port number of compmgmt.msc

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...
didn't find any port numbers associated with mmc. suspect you have to enable mmc program access in the local firewall.
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