Just like on Pro users can manage their list of permitted hosts directly within FM Go. Users will likely be familiar with this concept from browsing websites. The Always Permit Connection is a welcome feature. Just like its desktop counterpart, FileMaker Go will warn you when trying to connect to servers/files that are not secure. FileMaker now provides a sleek way to protect sensitive information entered by a user. A new control style, the "concealed edit box", has been added to mask any sensitive data. Gathering passwords from users is now even easier. Certainly, a welcome change that matches the Script Debugger and Current tab of the data viewer itself. No more! Now a full access account is required to use this feature. The Data Viewer has been updated in the past users with FileMaker Pro Advanced could gain access to any information in your application. This will then add the server as a permitted host in your FileMaker Preferences. One alternative is to check the "Always permit connection to this host". Keep reading to see how FileMaker Server 15 has improved this process. Servers that have a regular (custom) certificate or have SSL disabled will never display this message.
If you don't wish to see this notification and need SSL enabled a signed certificate is the best way to remove it. FileMaker has always been clear with their message: the self-signed certificate is for testing and development only. This mainly applies to deployments of Server that are using the self-signed certificate when SSL is first enabled. Now that FileMaker 15 has arrived, let's review those changes.įirst, a new warning will appear whenever a connection is made to a hosted file and the connection cannot be validated. They are constantly improving the security features of the FileMaker platform to better serve its users.
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