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Event ID 2019: A main mode rule was added to the IPsec settings when Windows Defender Firewall started

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A main mode rule was added to the IPsec settings when Windows Defender Firewall started.

Event 2019
Windows Firewall With Advanced Security
Windows Firewall With Advanced Security/Firewall log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
A main mode rule was added to the IPsec settings when Windows Defender Firewall started.

	Rule ID:	…
	Rule Name:	…
	Profiles:	…
	Endpoint1:	…
	Endpoint2:	…
	Phase1AuthSetId:	…
	Phase1CryptoSetId:	…
	Flags:	…
	Active:	…
	EmbeddedContext:	…
	Origin:	…
	ModifyingUser:	…
	ModifyingApplication:	…