# Changes in Release 26.05

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## New Functionality

* Something new

**Minor improvements**

* Something new

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## New Device Features

FortiOS:
* Generate API token during initial device configuration
* Streamline and speed up the initial device configuration (which could be a [breaking change](release-26.05-breaking-fortios) if you use an old FortiOS version without a license).

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## Fixes in Configuration Templates

Arista EOS:
* Something new

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## Breaking changes

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We made major changes to the **fortinet** initial device configuration playbook:

* The playbook generates an API token for the **netlab** user (which should have been added during the Vagrant box creation process). Set `netlab_generate_api_token` node/group variable to `False` to disable this step.
* The configuration deployment process uses HTTPS instead of HTTP (which just redirects to HTTPS in most cases). This might not work if you're using a Fortinet device without a license. Set the following node/group variables to use HTTP:

```
ansible_httpapi_use_ssl: false
ansible_httpapi_port: 80
```

* The playbook tries to reach the FortiOS HTTPS server immediately after switching to multi-VDOM mode and will retry several times. When needed, use [these node/group variables](caveats-fortios-70) to increase the wait time.

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## Bug Fixes

* Bugs were fixed

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## Documentation Fixes

* Docs were fixed