Migrate Palo Alto Networks Firewall to Secure Firewall Threat Defense with the Firewall Migration Tool in Security Cloud Control
This task enables you to migrate Palo Alto Networks firewall configurations to Secure Firewall Threat Defense using the Firewall Migration Tool, preserving your security policies while transitioning to Cisco's threat defense platform.
You can migrate configurations from your Palo Alto Networks firewall by choosing Palo Alto Networks (6.1+) in the Source Firewall Vendor drop-down and manually uploading the derived configuration file to Firewall Migration Tool. To read about the Palo Alto Networks firewall configurations that are supported for migration and the limitations around them, see Guidelines and Limitations in the Migrating Palo Alto Networks Firewall to Secure Firewall Threat Defense with the Migration Tool book.
Procedure
Step 1 | Log in to your Security Cloud Control tenant, and in the left pane, click , and click the blue plus | ||
Step 2 | Launch the migration instance from Security Cloud Control and choose Palo Alto Networks (6.1+). | ||
Step 3 | Export the Configuration File from your Palo Alto Networks Firewall. To export the configuration from Palo Alto Networks Firewall, see Export the Configuration from Palo Alto Networks. | ||
Step 4 | Select the target threat defense device for migration. In the Select Target page, the Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center provisioned on your Security Cloud Control tenant is selected by default, and the Firewall Threat Defense devices managed by that management center are listed. You can choose the Firewall Threat Defense device you wish to migrate the configuration to, and proceed with the migration. Note that the threat defense devices listed are displayed either as In Use or Available based on whether the device is being used in another migration instance. However, you can perform an override by clicking Change Device Status, selecting the device from the In Use list, and clicking Continue, which will make the device available for being selected as the target. Choosing Proceed without FTD pushes only NAT objects, ACLs, and port objects to the Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center. For more information about the commonly used ASA features and their equivalent threat defense features, see Cisco Secure Firewall ASA to Threat Defense Feature Mapping guide.
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Step 5 | Specify the destination parameters for the migration. For detailed steps, see Specify the destination parameters for the migration. | ||
Step 6 | Review the pre-migration report. Navigate to where you downloaded the pre migration report and review the report. For detailed steps, see Review the Pre-Migration Report. | ||
Step 7 | Map PAN interfaces to threat defense interface objects, security zones, and interface groups. To ensure that the PAN configuration is migrated correctly, map the PAN interfaces to the appropriate threat defense interface objects, security zones, and interface groups. For detailed steps, see Map PAN Firewall Configurations with Secure Firewall Management Center Threat Defense Interfaces. | ||
Step 8 | Map PAN interfaces to security zones. For detailed steps, see Map PAN interfaces to security zones. | ||
Step 9 | Map PAN configuration to corresponding target applications. For detailed steps, see Map Configurations with Applications. | ||
Step 10 | Optimize, review, and validate the configuration. Optimize and review the configuration carefully and validate that it is correct and matches how you want to configure the threat defense device. For detailed steps, see Optimize, Review and Validate the Configuration to be Migrated. | ||
Step 11 | Push the migrated configuration to Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center. This step in the migration process sends the migrated configuration to management center and allows you to download the post-migration report. For detailed steps, see Push the Migrated Configuration to Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center. | ||
Step 12 | Review the post-migration report. Navigate to where you downloaded the post migration report and review the report. For detailed steps, see Review the Post-Migration Report and Complete the Migration. | ||
Step 13 | Deploy the migrated configuration from the Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center to threat defense. |
Your Palo Alto Networks firewall configuration has been successfully migrated to Secure Firewall Threat Defense. The migrated configuration is now deployed and active on your target threat defense device.
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