FileMaker Server can't detect or block repeated failed logins — it has no mechanism to. It isn't a setting you've missed. Here's what we see in real server logs, and what actually closes the gap.
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FileMaker Server can't detect or block repeated failed logins — it has no mechanism to. It isn't a setting you've missed. Here's what we see in real server logs, and what actually closes the gap.
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Read more →Where your host is based might seem like a minor detail. For UK businesses running FileMaker, it has a larger impact on day-to-day experience than most people expect.
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