Older clients are not supported by Claris FileMaker Server 19. Things to knowĬlaris FileMaker Server 19 can be used by both FileMaker 18 and 19 clients. While we still recommend testing a new version before putting it into production, most recent upgrades have required very few development changes and the experience is usually uneventful for users. In the past, some Claris FileMaker version upgrades have required file format changes and sometimes significant development work to address compatibility issues. In some cases, hardware will need to be upgraded and other applications and integrations may need to be upgraded in parallel. However, it can still require a significant amount of time and effort to install upgrades on servers, workstations, and devices. Most of the organizations we work with are on annual license plans, so when a new version is released, there’s rarely an issue with needing to buy an upgrade. In any case, we recommend that you have a plan so that you can take advantage of new features that are important to you while also avoiding unplanned costs and downtime. Most fall somewhere between these extremes. Others prefer to wait as long as possible and only upgrade when forced to do so due to a compatibility issue with their computers, operating systems, or other applications. Some organizations always want the latest and greatest features as soon as they become available. Or find us on the release of the Claris FileMaker 19 platform, it may be time to reevaluate your organization’s upgrade strategy.
You can find more information about this in our blog post from early April 2020 and a full white paper on .Īs always, if you have any questions about this functionality or OAuth in general, post them here. You can find those instructions in the Claris knowledge base.Īnd you can also use AD FS if you run your own FileMaker Server on-premise or in the cloud, provided that you have at least FileMaker Server 17.ĪD FS turns your Active Directory into an OAuth Identity Provider, using the Open ID Connect mechanism, and that is something that FileMaker Server can use. You can use the in-market version of FileMaker Cloud, which has supported AD FS since version 2.18.x.
You can, in fact, already use AD FS to authenticate your users in your current deployments. The release notes are somewhat poorly worded in this respect, however. See “External authentication for Linux” in the Knowledge Base.
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