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CSCtf57830 Still present in 8.4(2) (ASA NAT and Real IP Migration) ?

ldesmasures
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Level 1

Hi,

Yesterday we tried to upgrade an ASA cluster from version 8.2(4) to 8.4(2) and it seems we encounterd the "fixed" bug

CSCtf57830. This bug is indicated as fixed in version 8.4(1)...

But in our upgrade process, all the "outside" access-lists entries were not migrated to the real ip objects during the upgrade migration process. For information, in the configuration we have nat exemption with one line containing an "any" statement.

More than 600 "outside" access-lists entries have to be migrated ! So it's not easy to do the modifications manually and during a maintenance window.

The question is : Is this bug really still present in version 8.4(2) ?

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mirober2
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

The fix for CSCtf57830 only adds the following warning message to the migration logs:

MIGRATION: NAT Exempt command is encountered in config.

Static NATs which overlap with NAT Exempt source are not migrated.

Please check migrated ACLs for accuracy.

Unfortunately, the migration behavior itself doesn't change and manual intervention is needed.

If you have a large amount of ACLs that need to be migrated, an easier solution might be to remove the NAT exemption lines from the 8.2 config prior to the upgrade, and then recreate them as needed after the upgrade. This way, the ASA will take care of the ACL migration according to the static NAT config.

Hope that helps.

-Mike

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mirober2
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

The fix for CSCtf57830 only adds the following warning message to the migration logs:

MIGRATION: NAT Exempt command is encountered in config.

Static NATs which overlap with NAT Exempt source are not migrated.

Please check migrated ACLs for accuracy.

Unfortunately, the migration behavior itself doesn't change and manual intervention is needed.

If you have a large amount of ACLs that need to be migrated, an easier solution might be to remove the NAT exemption lines from the 8.2 config prior to the upgrade, and then recreate them as needed after the upgrade. This way, the ASA will take care of the ACL migration according to the static NAT config.

Hope that helps.

-Mike

Hi Mike,

Thanks for this answer.

More than 600 lines to translate/verify manually... We'll try removing NAT exemption rules before upgrade.

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