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Cdo to Onprem

Vishal6
Level 3
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Hello All,

I have migrated my onprem fmc and its associated devices to cdo fmc and migration got successful. However due to some factor client needs to revert back to onprem fmc. I'm planning below steps to revert back. Pls review and let me know if im missing any steps.

remove fmc and its associated ftd from cdfmc

integrate ftd with onprem fmc 

do deployment from onprem fmc to ftd's.

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Marvin Rhoads
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I would advise checking with Cisco TAC as I don't believe this is currently a supported migration path.

Agree with @Marvin Rhoads  here.  Why exactly would you want to do this? What "factor" is influencing this question?

Vishal6
Level 3
Level 3

due to incorrect licenses has been provided, client wants to revert back. Attached migration plan, please review.

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As mentioned, this is not a supported migration path. You may have to manually rebuild your device's settings and policies in the on-prem FMC as if brand new.

As already noted in my earlier reply, you should open a TAC case to have them look at your exact configuration and provide specific guidance.

Hi Marvin,

Current license for Cdo managed FTD going to expire soon. What could be the impact if licenses goes out of compliance 

The CDO licenses (L-FPR2110-P-3Y, L-FPR2120-P-3Y and L-FPR2130-P-3Y each for 2 no) for 3 pairs of FTDs and the SAL license (for Cloud Storage, Logging and Analytics).

@Vishal6 if your CDO license expires, your will still see the device (and it will continue to enforce policies, inspect and forward traffic) but you will not be able to make any configuration changes.

The Security Cloud Control (SCC - replacement name for CDO) dashboard will also present a warning banner.

Vishal6
Level 3
Level 3

cant we load backup of last state of ftd when its on on-prem fmc ?

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