How NetConverter works

NetConverter helps engineers collect, prepare, translate and review supported configurations. The local workspace and hosted platform have distinct roles, with an explicit handoff between them.

Prepare on your network

Start with a saved configuration or a selected-device capture. The NetConverter Local preview provides an on-site workspace for inspection and preparation. Check its dated availability notes for the platform and workflow you need.

Choose what to submit

Hosted translation starts with an explicit submission. Confirm the source, target, software version and features in scope. A local workspace is not an offline copy of every hosted service.

Review the output and the evidence

For supported migrations, the platform produces target configuration and findings for review where output is available. Coverage gaps, unsupported features and blocking findings need attention. A generated file is not permission to deploy it.

Understand the role of AI

AI assistance can help explain findings and support review. Deterministic checks govern the result; an AI explanation cannot turn a blocked result into a pass. Engineers remain responsible for deployment decisions.

Validate in the target environment

Configuration checks are limited to the captured inputs and supported model. Test device acceptance, relevant traffic and operational behavior, then follow your change-control and rollback process.

Confirm the details that affect your project

For an architecture or security review tied to your environment, contact us with your requirements.