http://gypsy.cisco.com/migration.html Does this utility still exist?

joerggrau — Tue, 12 Mar 2019 04:13:39 GMT

I have to upgrade an old PIX running 8.0(4). the new platform is a ASA5515x. I cannot use the automatic upgrade as the 5515x will not load 8.0. I found a reference to http://gypsy.cisco.com/migration.html, but the connection times out. Is the utility still available somewhere?

Thanks

Joerg

The Pix-ASA migration tool

Marvin Rhoads — Wed, 21 May 2014 16:37:29 GMT

The Pix-ASA migration tool has been withdrawn.

You should be able to copy the configuration from the PIx and load it into the startup-configuration file of the ASA. When you then reload the ASA the cli parser will perform the migration for you.

Most people advise looking at your NAT setup carefully and taking the opportunity to rebuild it using object NAT as the parser sometimes doesn't make it as nice as you can by thinking it through and doing it via manual configuration.

A lot depends on how much / what you ave configured on the Pix. If you have site-site VPNs with pre-shared keys make sure you have those available (more system:running-config). Also any remote access VPN profiles or X.509 certificates would need to be moved over manually or recreated

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http://gypsy.cisco.com/migration.html Does this utility still exist?

The Pix-ASA migration tool