I agree with marvin, as you will have to go 2 steps: from pix-ASA 8.2 from ASA 8.2- 8.3/8.4 there is going to be a fair amount lost in translation if the config is complicated. And you will have to review it extensively anyway. If its easy config, it will be easier to rebuild it from scratch. As far as the cutover (if its allowable and somewhat simplistic), try to have both devices in line and turn one off and the other on. Then you can fail back easier (don't forget to clear arp on the related uplinks). If not allowable, might want to create a link between PIX and ASA and do an 'inch-it-in' upgrade, where you can test things as you go.

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Cisco Pix To Asa Migration Tool Download

Does anyone know of a tool that can convert a pre-8.3 ASA configuration (access-lists and NATs in particular) to a post-8.3 format? Expedition (Migration Tool). PIX-to-ASA Migration Tool needed - posted in PROFESSIONAL: Hi Guys, I need the Pix-to-ASA migration tool (PIXToASASetup.exe) but the I agree entirely. I have not used this migration tool and heard from a lot of folks that they had more issues than resolution and ended up reconfiguring. Voted as working. 206 visitors.

If they were the same exact model and code I would say yest but they are not. Even if the ASA5510 has the same code as the 505 they are not the same hardware platform. Take under consideration the physical interfaces, and any other configuration on the 505 to cary onto the 5510.

I would configure the ASA 5510 offline from scratch following the IP interface configuration, rules, nating etc. Specs from the 505. Load both PIXs using ASDM if nessesary to make the configuration easier on the new one, once fully configured come up with an implementation plan to swap the firewalls. Dear Psuedo, I was wondering if you found a solution for the problem you were facing on the ASA 5505 device? I am facing the same problem and I shared my 'sh tech' output with a friend who was Cisco Certified. She said that the reason why this problem happens is because of the Flash memory is not able to handle a sudden flood of packets which makes the device hang. The solution for this she suggested is increasing the flash memory or updating the software which i am not able to do.