• Support for FileMaker Pro clients using a User Connections License in addition to FileMaker Go and FileMaker WebDirect clients.

• Get detailed statistics about client connections and about the client requests that require the most server resources (known as top calls).

• Find errors in scripts using the improved format for script error logging. When server-side script errors are written to the Event.log, the error message now includes a line number to help you locate the error in the FileMaker script.

• Create a certificate signing request (CSR) directly from Admin Console without having to use CLI commands.

• View information about the current SSL certificate that is being used on your server.

• Decide what type of SSL certificate works best for your installation of FileMaker Server. FileMaker Server now supports the following kinds of SSL certificates:

• intermediate SSL certificates

• wildcard SSL certificates

• subject alternative name (SAN) SSL certificates

• Require that hosted databases must be password-protected by using the Host password-protected databases only setting. Prevent hosting a database that has a Guest account using the Full Access privilege set, a Full Access account with an empty password, or a Full Access account with the password stored in the database using the FileMaker Pro File Options dialog box Log in using option. See Database Server security settings.

• Log messages that relate to security features can be easily displayed in Log Viewer by using the “SECURITY:” keyword as a filter string. See Viewing log file entries.

• The Status pane displays IPv6 addresses in addition to IPv4 addresses and includes information about clients using a User Connections License. See FileMaker Server information.

• The Status pane displays a security warning message if the current SSL certificate has expired.

• The Activity > Clients tab includes information about clients using a User Connections License when you select the User Details tab. See Administering clients.

• The Database Server > Security tab allows you to create a CSR without having to use CLI commands. See Database Server security settings.

• The Database Server > Security tab allows you to view information about the current SSL certificate being used on your server. See Database Server security settings.

• The Database Server > Security tab allows you to require that hosted databases are password-protected. See Database Server security settings.

• The Database Server > Logging tab allows you to log statistics for client connections and for top calls, the client requests that require the most server resources. See Logging and statistics settings.

• On the Database Server > Server Plug-Ins tab, the Allow Install Plug-In File script step to update Server plug-ins setting is now the Allow Install Plug-In File script step to install, update, and load Server plug-ins setting.

• On the Web Publishing > General Settings tab, the Allow Install Plug-In File script step to update plug-ins for web publishing setting is now the Allow Install Plug-In File script step to install, update, and load plug-ins for web publishing setting.