Check Point R80.x to Palo Alto Migration

[AshishWAPOL]

Hi All,

My client has big Check Point VSX setup with multi-domain (MDM/CMA) management. Gateway/Firewall are running R80.30 and Management is running R80.40. We are now replacing Check Point firewall's with Palo Alto firewall's.

I have Expedition tool installed and ready but i am unsure on next step as i have read through few links and forums but do not get concrete direction on how to export config from MDM Management for all domains one-by-one and convert it to Palo Alto configuration.

Any help is highly appreciated.

[armingojak]

Hi @AshishWAPOL , 

Recently worked on the similar task. This threat helped me a lot:

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/expedition-articles/migrating-checkpoint-r80-updated-on-decembe...

[AshishWAPOL]

Hi @armingojak 

Thanks for your reply. Yes, i read through that URL too and followed exact same steps i.e. i ran that from MDM as well as from CMA's and it do generates the file but when i read through that file it says "0 package exported" and no configuration is actually exported. We are running MDM/CMA on R80.40.

[armingojak]

Hi @AshishWAPOL 

I have used this command and it worked for me, also running MDM R80.40:

java -jar web_api_show_package-jar-with-dependencies.jar -c -m server-ip -d domain-name -k package-name

Where:

• [-m server-ip] (Optional): Management server ip address. Default value is 127.0.0.1.

• [-d domain-name] (Optional): The name or uid of the Security Management Server domain.
When running the command on a Multi domain server the default domain is the "MDS".

• [-c] (Optional): Retrieve access policy rules hit counts.

• [-k package-name] (Optional): The package name or the uid of the policy package to show.
When a package-name is not provided, the tool will provide details on all the policy-packages
that are being used (the ones that were installed on the security gateways).

[azuniga]

Hello,

Have you looked at our export documentation for Checkpoint?

https://panos.pan.dev/docs/expedition/expedition_export