- Drag-and-drop policy reordering: While editing policies in Firewall->Policy you can simply grab a policy with a mouse and move it to a new location with a mouse. Simple and looks nice!
- Drag-and-drop works also in Web Filter URL list
- Columns button in a top right corner of policy list can be used to add/hide additional columns. For example you can add Protection Profile column and easily see Protection Profiles assigned to each policy
- Authentication Keep-alive page is now being used after FortiGate authenticated the user to keep a session from timing out
- Run only configuration allows you to edit configuration without saving it to the flash. This is extremely useful when experimenting with a remote box: if you will loose the box due to erroneous configuration just ask someone to recycle power and box will boot up with old config. Don't forget to return to standard mode once you finished configuring the box.
- DHCP Renew and PPPoE Reconnect slightly reworked
- Static ARP entries: when working in NAT mode you can staticly bind ARP entries via CLI
- FortiGuard status indicators redesigned for better representation of service availability
- Changing default ports for TELNET and SSH: finally you can change ports for TELNET and SSH servers, this can be done via CLI only
- Loopback Interface: you can use virtual Loopback interfaces for easier dynamic routing configuration or as a source for IPSec tunnel
- Uninterpretable firmware upgrade in HA mode: cluster member upgrades themselves one by one without interrupting traffic!
- Equal Cost Multi-Path Routes can be used to load-balance traffic between multiple interfaces on a per-session level
- Enhanced H.323 support
- Multiple IP Pools in firewall policy can be configured via CLI for noncontagious pools support
- Log&Report part redesigned
- When using FQDN based policies FortiGate actively queries DNS servers instead of monitoring passing DNS traffic
More information provided in Release Notes document
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