05-23-2008 06:28 AM - edited 03-11-2019 05:49 AM
hi all, im upgrading from a pix 505 v6.3 to an ASA 5505 and Ive saved the config to my tftp server. Can someone please advise how i load this into the new ASA?
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05-23-2008 10:24 AM
i found the best way to do this to avoid errors (or errors that you dont notice or know about) is to copy/paste only small sections of the existing config at a time. This way, you will see any errors/messages that come up.
I did about a dozen like this without a problem.
like one poster said, make sure your old config isn't use conduits. cisco offers a tool to convert conduits to acl's if you are. occ.exe or something like that, i can't remember.
05-23-2008 07:34 AM
The configurations are not 100% compatible!
I do not know of any automated tool. If you were running 6.3 on the ASA and upgraded to 7/8.x - the pix does the conversion, but you are not.
The only way you are going to do it, is manually by hand.
HTH.
05-23-2008 08:14 AM
Hi Suleiman,
Assuming that your previous version var 6.3(5) that it does have static statements instead conduits, you wont have much trouble.
In ASA firewall, first copy ASA's current config to tftp by
copy running-config tftp://tftpserverip/asaoldconfig
Then to copy the config of 6.3 config, run the folowing in ASA
copy tftp://tftpserverip/6.3config startup-config
wr mem
After you reboot ASA, you will be prompted as "this command is depreceated" or "line xx" if there are complications. Note down these prompts and revise your config.
Regards
05-23-2008 10:24 AM
i found the best way to do this to avoid errors (or errors that you dont notice or know about) is to copy/paste only small sections of the existing config at a time. This way, you will see any errors/messages that come up.
I did about a dozen like this without a problem.
like one poster said, make sure your old config isn't use conduits. cisco offers a tool to convert conduits to acl's if you are. occ.exe or something like that, i can't remember.
05-28-2008 03:30 AM
hi guys, thanks for all you help. sorted it.
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