A Windows firewall tool for the lazy and unorganized. Rule your traffic with an iron fist.

• Imports firewall rules into the "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security". Useful for deploying rule packages.
• Natively imports files created from the above MMC console using the "Export List..." Action in the right-hand panel.
• Given a silly name late at night because the developer thought himself clever (Rule of Law -> "Law" backwards is almost "wall" -> Firewall -> Rule of Firewall). Don't mock him too much in public about it.
• Free. And MIT-licensed.
• Simplifies firewall work for those of us working without decent Group Policy manglement. Be it on your own system or a client's.
• Old code from an evening project.
• Not very organized.

• Program exceptions don't import very well when the program isn't present on the machine.
• The windows firewall interface is rather finicky about order, and there's some warnings on the internet of a need to artificially delay property/method access in certain situations (which I haven't found, yet). Please confirm that the rule imported as expected. If not, please create an issue, note the differences, and attach the rule file. If possible, do some digging on your own.
• Use the Group functionality (just set it to a string value). It's surprisingly useful.
• Some example rule files have been included. Feel free to submit more with pull requests for your (least) favorite applications and scenarios.

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