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2.1.0

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What's New

This release of FortiAIOps 2.1.0 delivers the following new features.

Feature	Description
Hardware Platform	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on the new FortiAIOps 500G (FAO-500G) hardware platform.
Enhanced AI/ML Model	FortiAIOps is now based upon a deployment-specific and adaptive learning AI/ML model, that automatically adjusts to your RF environment.
SLA Enhancements	This release introduces enhancements in switching and SD-WAN SLAs for advanced AI insights. [SD-WAN] FortiAIOps now offers detailed baselining of performance metrics using historical data, along with network performance forecasting and improved anomaly detection. Additionally, new enhanced dashboards provide an overall summary for each interface and SLA. [Switching] Additional SLAs of Throughput and Network are now supported for switching. The existing switching SLAs of Switch Health and Uptime and Switch Connection Failure are enhanced for improved monitoring and reporting of issues.
Wireless Enhancements	This release provides additional Access Point statistics in the user interface to enable better assessment of network issues.
VDOM Support	You can now add and manage FortiGate VDOMs in FortiAIOps.
Network Interfaces	You can configure FortiAIOps with 4 active physical interfaces for VM deployments.
Summary Dashboard Enhancements	The following enhancements are delivered in the summary dashboard. The Access Points CPU and Memory Usage widgets are added. The WIDS Events widget is added. The Wireless Clients panel now provides representation for clients based on the OS type. The System Resource Summary panel now displays usage for both HDD and SSD.
Upgrade via GUI	You can now upgrade FortiAIOps via the GUI.
FortiGuard Updates	You can now enable automatic updates for the FortiGuard Distribution Network (FDN) license, for accurate license data synchronization.
Additional Settings	The following additional settings are added in this release. You can select and apply a certificate that was generated/imported. You can now configure forwarding FortiAIOps local logs to a remote machine.
Local Logs	This release of FortiAIOps introduces the local logs that provide key insights into the system, configuration, reports, license, SAM, and mail events.
Time Range Selection	This feature allows you to view data based on the selected duration or customized time slot, on some pages of the FortiAIOps user interface.
CLI Enhancements	Additional commands to manage DNS No Domain events and LLDP transitions are added.
Public Cloud Platforms	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
VM Platforms	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on Proxmox.
Others	The following are some additional enhancements delivered in this release. The FAP-241K and FAP-243K models are now supported. You can now export the wireless and FortiSwitch clients' data in a .csv file. FortiAIOps is now Swagger compliant that enhanced API accessibility. FortiOS NAC discovery is now supported via the LLDP and DHCP options.

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What's New

This release of FortiAIOps 2.1.0 delivers the following new features.

Feature	Description
Hardware Platform	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on the new FortiAIOps 500G (FAO-500G) hardware platform.
Enhanced AI/ML Model	FortiAIOps is now based upon a deployment-specific and adaptive learning AI/ML model, that automatically adjusts to your RF environment.
SLA Enhancements	This release introduces enhancements in switching and SD-WAN SLAs for advanced AI insights. [SD-WAN] FortiAIOps now offers detailed baselining of performance metrics using historical data, along with network performance forecasting and improved anomaly detection. Additionally, new enhanced dashboards provide an overall summary for each interface and SLA. [Switching] Additional SLAs of Throughput and Network are now supported for switching. The existing switching SLAs of Switch Health and Uptime and Switch Connection Failure are enhanced for improved monitoring and reporting of issues.
Wireless Enhancements	This release provides additional Access Point statistics in the user interface to enable better assessment of network issues.
VDOM Support	You can now add and manage FortiGate VDOMs in FortiAIOps.
Network Interfaces	You can configure FortiAIOps with 4 active physical interfaces for VM deployments.
Summary Dashboard Enhancements	The following enhancements are delivered in the summary dashboard. The Access Points CPU and Memory Usage widgets are added. The WIDS Events widget is added. The Wireless Clients panel now provides representation for clients based on the OS type. The System Resource Summary panel now displays usage for both HDD and SSD.
Upgrade via GUI	You can now upgrade FortiAIOps via the GUI.
FortiGuard Updates	You can now enable automatic updates for the FortiGuard Distribution Network (FDN) license, for accurate license data synchronization.
Additional Settings	The following additional settings are added in this release. You can select and apply a certificate that was generated/imported. You can now configure forwarding FortiAIOps local logs to a remote machine.
Local Logs	This release of FortiAIOps introduces the local logs that provide key insights into the system, configuration, reports, license, SAM, and mail events.
Time Range Selection	This feature allows you to view data based on the selected duration or customized time slot, on some pages of the FortiAIOps user interface.
CLI Enhancements	Additional commands to manage DNS No Domain events and LLDP transitions are added.
Public Cloud Platforms	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
VM Platforms	FortiAIOps can now be deployed on Proxmox.
Others	The following are some additional enhancements delivered in this release. The FAP-241K and FAP-243K models are now supported. You can now export the wireless and FortiSwitch clients' data in a .csv file. FortiAIOps is now Swagger compliant that enhanced API accessibility. FortiOS NAC discovery is now supported via the LLDP and DHCP options.

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