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Palo Alto Expedition Alternative

Expedition reached EOL December 2024. PA recommends paid Professional Services. We built a better option.

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What Happened to Expedition?

Why the industry is moving away from Palo Alto's legacy migration tool.

EOL'd December 2024

Expedition reached End of Life. The download servers have been pulled, and no further updates, bug fixes, or support will be provided by Palo Alto Networks.

11 CVEs Disclosed

Critical vulnerabilities (CVSS up to 9.9) were disclosed, including unauthenticated remote code execution and cleartext credential storage, making it unsafe to deploy.

~50-60% Accuracy

Research (NetConfEval) showed Expedition achieved only ~50-60% accuracy on real-world configurations, leaving massive manual validation work for engineering teams.

Paid Alternatives Only

Instead of a replacement tool, Palo Alto now recommends engaging paid Professional Services for migrations, dramatically increasing project costs and timelines.

Expedition vs. NetConverter

How NetConverter replaces and improves upon Expedition's capabilities.

Capability Palo Alto Expedition NetConverter AI
Migration Paths ASA, CheckPoint, Fortinet → PAN-OS Any supported vendor → Any supported vendor (35+ paths)
Target Platforms PAN-OS XML PAN-OS, Panorama, FMC, FortiGate, and more
Accuracy ~50-60% on complex configs 95%+ with AI-enhanced deterministic mapping
Validation Manual verification required Automated 4-checkpoint pre-deployment validation
App-ID Mapping Manual post-migration (Traffic-based) Intelligent bidirectional App-ID mapping from config
Security Critical CVEs, cleartext storage SaaS-based, zero credentials stored, SOC2 practices
Cost Model Free (but EOL, unsupported) Pay-per-use (significantly cheaper than Pro Services)

Available Migration Paths

NetConverter supports the paths Expedition handled, plus many more.

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