Fireware/Edge v10.x Features Not Supported in Fireware XTM
See the Product/Feature Matrix later in this document for a list of features supported in Fireware XTM and notes about changes in feature implementation for our Firebox X Edge, Core, and Peak e-Series devices. When you review this list of changes in feature implementation, it is important to understand that a few features that have been supported in previous releases of Fireware or Edge appliance software are NOT supported in Fireware XTM OS. These features are limited to:
- The Firebox X Edge no longer includes an FTP server.
- We no longer support Microsoft Windows 2000.
- The Web UI no longer supports multiple read-write administration sessions. The second user who tries to establish a read-write administrator connection to a Firebox is denied.
- The TFTP Proxy has been removed. We now offer a pre-defined TFTP packet filter.
- SIP and H.323 packet filters are no longer supported. Users can now use the SIP and H.323 application layer gateways (called Proxies in v10.x).
- Administrators that log in to the Web UI do not automatically get access through the Firebox. They must additionally authenticate through the port 4100 authentication portal.
- VPN support (branch office VPN, Mobile VPN with IPSec, SSL, or PPTP) is not available on Firebox X Edge e-Series devices when you use the serial modem or when you enable your external interface as a wireless interface.
- Fireware XTM v11.x does not include the ability to create a BOVPN tunnel that is specific to a port and protocol, or the ability to select multiple tunnel routes in a tunnel to be grouped into one Phase 2 Security Association. Fireware XTM 11 always creates one individual Phase 2 SA for each tunnel route in a tunnel.
- If you have configured custom event notification rules, these rules are dropped from your configuration when you upgrade from Fireware v10.x to Fireware XTM.