“It’s very unusual for software companies to offer upgrade pricing for users of versions that were originally available more than 10 years ago. “This is the last chance for thousands of FileMaker customers to move up to the ease-of-use and customisability of FileMaker Pro 7, the most highly regarded version of FileMaker in its history,” said Steve McManus, General Manager Asia Pacific, FileMaker, Inc.
After September 17, 2004, only licensed owners of FileMaker Pro 6 will be eligible for the FileMaker Pro 7 AUD$249 upgrade price. GST, Suggested List Price), a 50 percent saving on the regular purchase price. The amnesty program allows licensed owners of FileMaker Pro 2.1, 3.0, 4.x and 5.x to upgrade to FileMaker Pro 7 at the same low upgrade price that FileMaker 6 owners are eligible for – AUD$249 (inc.
17, 2004.įileMaker Pro 7 is the #1-selling easy-to-use database software that lets users effortlessly manage information. has announced that its FileMaker Pro 7 upgrade “amnesty” program – available for versions of FileMaker Pro and FileMaker Server dating as far back as 1993 – will end in 38 days on Sept. įour things have to line up to allow Remote Access to FileMaker Server when it is behind a network router firewall.ġ) The External IP (WAN) address ( obtained from 2) The computer’s internally assigned (by the router) IP addressģ) Port Forwarding has to be turned on in the Router/Firewall and pointing to the server computer.Ĥ) Setup ‘Using DHCP with manual address’ if available on the server computer.Last chance for 50% savings for users of old FileMaker Pro versions For a complete list of FileMaker Server ports, check out FileMaker’s Knowledge Base here. FileMaker Server uses Port 5003 for remote access. It allows a computer application to directly address a specific computer within a network and behind a firewall. Port Forwarding is a bit like the voice mail equivalent of ‘Press 101 to speak with Jim Brown’. This process is called DHCP or Dynamic Host Control Protocol. These addresses are assigned automatically by the network router. Each computer gets, what is known as an internal IP address, one that only lives within the network. Think of these as local extensions, similar to what a telephone system might use. Internally, there are IP addresses assigned to each computer and router on the internal network. It is the IP address that obtains, and is usually assigned by an Internet Service Provider, cable or telephone company. This is how the router is called from the outside. The first IP address is the WAN (Wide Area Network) IP address, think of this as the phone number for the company or organization.
There are two sets of IP addresses to think about when setting up FileMaker Server to allow remote clients to login.
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