Review the result in context
Inspect coverage, references, supported behavior checks and manual recreation steps. A check with nothing to verify is identified separately from evidence of a match.
Product updates / September 28, 2026
A dated view of the work behind NetConverter: what engineers can use today, what is available with controlled access, and what is still being tested.
This is a product snapshot. Availability depends on account access, migration path and platform scope.
A configuration download is one part of a migration. Jobs also gives you the warnings, review findings and supporting report you need to decide what happens next.
Inspect coverage, references, supported behavior checks and manual recreation steps. A check with nothing to verify is identified separately from evidence of a match.
Open AI Studio from a job or its evidence report. Discuss the findings with the job in context; use the report as the record of what was actually checked.
Reports offer PDF, Excel and text export options for engineering review. Keep remaining work and assumptions with the result.
A completed job or high score does not establish target-device acceptance or live traffic equivalence. Review warnings and incomplete checks before planning the change.
Workflow inspected in the running hosted application on September 28, 2026. View dated product captures →
Recent hosted improvements
Recent work improves VLAN, spanning-tree, link-aggregation and access-control handling on supported Cisco IOS-XE and Aruba CX paths. Platform limits and features that need manual work remain visible in the findings.
Review Cisco → Aruba scope →Recent work improves how application and port intent is preserved during translation and corrects output formatting. Individual device-validation evidence is scoped to the tested configuration; it does not certify every ASA feature or PAN-OS deployment.
Review ASA → PAN-OS scope →Knowledge and engineering
Work on vendor knowledge, retrieval and the conversion process supports more useful findings and explanations. The public story is what that helps an engineer accomplish.
Curated vendor guidance supports interpretation of supported syntax and migration constraints. Knowledge coverage varies; a confident explanation does not fill a gap in the evidence.
The engineering and administration tools support job investigation, access management and service operations. Their operational views are separate from customer migration evidence.
AI can explain findings and help investigate a job. It does not change deterministic pass/fail outcomes or clear a blocked result. Engineers validate the target and approve the network change.
Understand validation results →Connected workflows
The documented External API supports retrieving jobs and managing workspace files with organization-scoped credentials. Confirm permissions and available endpoints for your account before building an integration.
Read the API documentation →MCP work connects authorized clients to selected NetConverter capabilities. Access remains limited to the controlled pilot; it is not a generally available integration or a partnership announcement.
Discuss an integration use case →NetConverter Local brings configuration inspection and preparation into an on-site workspace. Hosted translation remains a separate, explicit submission.
See real captures from the running appliance and a saved ASA → PAN-OS test with intentional differences. The result remains in review.
Workflow testing, data preservation, rollback and platform/package acceptance remain part of the work. A candidate version is not a general release.
The Local interface identifies these as coming next. No general-availability date is announced.
Plan around your scope
Bring the source, target and features that matter. We’ll help establish the supported path, evidence needed and remaining engineering work.