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02-23-2024 07:15 AM
Hi all, i'm trying to figure what are the correct steps to migrate:
Paloalto Cluster 3060 (9.1) Managed by Panorama (10.1) to a new Paloalto cluster 3410 (To be managed by Panorama).
This is my starting idea
1) Setup the 2 nodes in 1 HA Cluster (Setup only: FW mgt interface, HA, Panorama server ip)
2) Import cluster to panorama
3) Import Panorama in Expedition
4) Make (eventually) changes to FW
5) Inside Expedition: export Old FW Config to new FW Config (Export tab)
6) Export New Config from expedition to panorama
7) Commit Panorama changes to new FW
If these general steps are correct i would go deep inside steps 5 and 6.
Step 5: i have on left panel templates and device config.
Do i need to set now the base config? Where (old and new)?
How can i copy the configs on the new fw?
02-23-2024 11:19 AM
Hi @robertocol ,
You can drag and drop the contents of your source config (old panorama/old fw) over to the right of your base config (new panorama/new fw). Once you've moved over all that you would like to the new base config you can click the drop downs of each section of the base config to make sure you have all desired components. You can click merge after to have your final config. I would double check the merged base config by changing your view to policies/objects and selecting your base config at the bottom bar.
Hope this helps!
02-27-2024 08:10 AM
Jay, thank you for clear explanation.
After i merged and checked the configs how can i export it to panorama?
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