While examining firewall configuration on the server machine, you noticed that there are some leftover rules that remain from features that have long been disabled. You decide to clean up the firewall rules and remove ones that you are sure you don't need anymore.

One particular rule is allowing inbound connections on port $23,$ which is where a Telnet client would normally run. You know that Telnet is widely considered to be an outdated and insecure protocol, which is why you have this feature disabled on your machines. So$,$ why keep the useless rules?

Remove the firewall rule allowing Telnet connections on the server machine. Do this in Windows PowerShell. Can someone help me figure out what commands and pipes I would use to solve this?