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What's new for hyperscale firewall for FortiOS 7.4.2

What's new for hyperscale firewall for FortiOS 7.4.2

This section lists the new hyperscale firewall features added to FortiOS 7.4.2.

  • Adjustments to how names for normal VDOMs and hyperscale firewall VDOM names are handled, see the second note in the section Creating hyperscale firewall VDOMs.

  • Hyperscale hardware logging includes the following improvements or new features (see Configuring hardware logging for details):

    • NetFlow V9 is now supported for hyperscale VDOM software session logging.

    • New enforce-seq-order hardware logging option to enable or disable sending hyperscale VDOM software session logs to NetFlow servers in order by sequence number.

    • New log-transport log server option to allow hyperscale host hardware logging to support syslog over TCP.

    • You can select the log processor or log module (hardware or host) from the GUI. see Configuring hardware logging.

  • You can add IPv4 or IPv6 IP Address Threat Feeds to hyperscale firewall policies as source or destination addresses, see Adding IP address threat feeds to hyperscale firewall policies.

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What's new for hyperscale firewall for FortiOS 7.4.2

This section lists the new hyperscale firewall features added to FortiOS 7.4.2.

  • Adjustments to how names for normal VDOMs and hyperscale firewall VDOM names are handled, see the second note in the section Creating hyperscale firewall VDOMs.

  • Hyperscale hardware logging includes the following improvements or new features (see Configuring hardware logging for details):

    • NetFlow V9 is now supported for hyperscale VDOM software session logging.

    • New enforce-seq-order hardware logging option to enable or disable sending hyperscale VDOM software session logs to NetFlow servers in order by sequence number.

    • New log-transport log server option to allow hyperscale host hardware logging to support syslog over TCP.

    • You can select the log processor or log module (hardware or host) from the GUI. see Configuring hardware logging.

  • You can add IPv4 or IPv6 IP Address Threat Feeds to hyperscale firewall policies as source or destination addresses, see Adding IP address threat feeds to hyperscale firewall policies.

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