Supported hardware models
FortiExtender 7.4.0 supports the following hardware models:
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Model |
Market |
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FortiExtender 201E |
North and South Americas, EMEA, and some APAC carriers |
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FortiExtender 211E |
Global |
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FortiExtender 101F-AM |
North America |
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FortiExtender 101F-EA |
EMEA, Brazil, and some APAC carriers |
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FortiExtender 200F |
Global |
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FortiExtender 201F-AM |
North America |
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FortiExtender 201F-EA |
EMEA, Brazil, and some APAC carriers |
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FortiExtender 202F-AM |
North America |
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FortiExtender 202F-EA |
EMEA, Brazil, and some APAC carriers |
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FortiExtender 212F |
Global |
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FortiExtender 311F |
Global |
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FortiExtender 511F |
Global |
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FortiExtenderVehicle 211F |
Global |
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FortiExtenderVehicle 211F-AM |
North America |
For more information about FortiExtender OS and hardware compatibility, see FortiExtender OS & Hardware Platform Compatibility Matrix.
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All built-in modems can be upgraded with compatible, wireless service provider-specific modem firmware. |
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FortiExtender 201E, 211E, 101F, 201F, 202F, 212F, 311F, 511F and FortiExtenderVehicle 211F devices come with a Bluetooth button, which is turned off by default. When it is turned on, anyone can access the devices via Bluetooth. To safeguard your network, we strongly recommend setting passwords for all your devices before deploying them in your environment. |