Firewall Migration Hub
Every firewall migration path NetConverter supports, in one place. Each guide covers the real translation work — objects, NAT, zones, rules — plus the platform-specific gotchas and the 4-checkpoint pipeline plus BC1–BC4 behavioral checks before you deploy. Pick your path below, or start a free conversion now.
Migrating to Palo Alto
Cisco ASA → Palo Alto
Translate ASA access-lists, NAT, and object-groups to PAN-OS set/XML or Panorama with zone mapping and object de-duplication.
Fortinet → Palo Alto
Convert FortiGate policies, VIPs, IP pools, and custom services to PAN-OS without the usual NAT explosion.
Expedition Alternative (EOL)
Expedition reached EOL in Dec 2024. The migration path it handled, with validation it never had.
Palo Alto Panorama & Strata Cloud Manager
Panorama → Strata Cloud Manager
Re-shape Panorama device-groups into folder-scoped SCM REST API objects, pushed in dependency order.
Strata Cloud Manager Optimization
Find shadowed rules, dead inheritance, and object duplication across the SCM folder tree.
Panorama vs. SCM
How the management models differ and what changes when you optimize policy in each.
Migrating to Cisco FMC
Cisco ASA → Cisco FMC
Move ASA policy into Firepower Management Center — with direct FMC REST API push tested on 7.6.5+.
FMC Rule Optimization
Detect shadowed/redundant ACP rules and unused objects before or after the migration.
FMC Optimization Checklist
A practical checklist for cleaning an FMC Access Control Policy and object catalog.
Migrating to Fortinet & Other Paths
Cisco ASA → Fortinet
Translate ASA policy and objects into FortiOS structure with service and NAT handling.
Palo Alto → Fortinet
Translate PAN-OS App-ID, security profiles, and NAT back to FortiOS reliably.
FortiGate Migration Tool Alternative
A vendor-neutral option when the built-in FortiGate Migration Tool falls short.
Check Point: supported as a source platform via the Handoff Bundle — a SmartConsole export from the appliance is ingested, parsed, and extracted into the same intermediate representation. Targets are the Palo Alto family. NetConverter does not generate Check Point output.
Router & Switch Migrations
One Engine, Validated Output
Every path above runs through the same pipeline: the source config is parsed into a vendor-neutral intermediate representation, then serialized to your chosen target. That is why a Cisco ASA can land as PAN-OS, Panorama, Strata Cloud Manager, FMC, or FortiGate from one parse — and why each result is checked by the 4-checkpoint pipeline (CP1 objects, CP2 features, CP3 references, CP4 vendor rulepacks and AI correction) plus BC1–BC4 behavioral checks, with a confidence score before you deploy. Start with a free conversion, size the effort with the migration estimator, or read how validation works.