What's new
FortiIsolator version 2.4.4 includes the following new features and changes:
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FortiIsolator 2.4.4 adds password enforcement with at least 8 characters covering all of the following categories:
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Uppercase letters (A through Z)
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Lowercase letters (a through z)
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Base 10 digits (0 through 9)
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Non-alphanumeric characters (special characters): '-!"#$%&()*,./:;?@[]^_`{|}~+<=>
Users will see the following changes during the first login:
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FortiIsolator 2.4.4 new users will be prompted to set up a password that meets the password requirements during their first login after installation.
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Upgrade users who have been using default passwords from earlier 2.4 versions will be prompted to create a new password that meets the password requirements during the first login after the upgrade. No password change required for upgrade users not using any default passwords from earlier 2.4 versions.
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The Policies and profiles > Profile page includes the following changes:
- New Allowlist File Type Download/Upload options to specify the file types to allow for downloading or uploading.
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The Allow Copy and Paste option is now split into the following two options:
Allow Copy out from FortiIsolator Specifies whether to allow client users to copy content from the FortiIsolator to the clipboard using the keyboard or right-click menu.
To enable copying content from the FortiIsolator using the right-click menu, the Allow Right-click Action option must be enabled.
Allow Paste to FortiIsolator Specifies whether to allow client users to paste content from the clipboard to the FortiIsolator using the keyboard or right-click menu.
To enable pasting content to the FortiIsolator using the right-click menu, the Allow Right-click Action option must be enabled.
Same change for the CLI: under the
set isolator-profile
command, thepermit-of-copy
option is now split intopermit-of-copy
andpermit-of-paste
.
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Use the new
set trusted-ip
command to configure a list of trusted IPs that can access the FortiIsolator management IP. You can set up a maximum of five trusted IPs. Use the newshow trusted-ip
command to display the list of trusted IPs that you have set up.