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03-06-2022
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Hi there!
New to Palo Alto and currently doing a migration piece for 4 types of firewalls. Barracuda, Fortigate, Chekcpoint and Azure.
The team will be using Expedition tool to perform the migrations for Checkpoint and Fortigate, however I would like to ask people on this forum if my ideas are correct for Azure and Barracuda..
I have 3 options as I see it for the Azure / Barracudas...
1. Write a script to convert into a form expedition understands, and import by file
2. Write a script that Palo Alto firewalls can import directly
3. Do it manually (there are a lot of rules)
My ideal solution option 1 but people will have more knowledge than me!
Also I was thinking of using the test policy rules that come with Palo Alto to test my routes through the CLI as I dont want to put these things live before I have tested this migration..
Really appreciate anyone's help as I am a real newbie! 🙂
Regards
Richard
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