![]() ![]() You can always migrate manually (and there are some benefits here, I’ll get to it in a sec) or take the shortcut and use the configuration migration tool. The important meaning is that Cisco will not support PIX (so go ahead and either upgrade to ASA or find another solution), if you have issues with existing PIX you’re not going to get Cisco’s help and if (god help you) your hardware will die, you’re doomed… When coming to perform this task there are few things to remember, I’ll review the most important points (at least as I see it).įirst there is the technical detail – End-of Sale and End-of-Life for PIX is past due. ![]() But as they say, good things happen to those who wait and we’re upgrading our company PIX to ASA so I have some real use for my Cisco knowledge. ![]() I’m busy with my Exchange work and studies and with everything else around me I hardly get to even look at my home lab. ![]()
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