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I am facing some issue while migrating the Cisco Configuration.1. In case of large Object NATs in Cisco we are getting system out of memory error.2. Another issue is with time base objects & policies, after converting the Cisco Time base policies we have seen empty time base object in our database but the policy is working fine. When I manually update that empty time base object or create a same time base object as per Cisco configuration and install the policy it impact the entire production and gateway start dropping all traffic.It is bit urgent as customer have planned the roll out the migration tonight. Hello,I am testing as well.

On Smart Center R80.10 it works fine so far.On MDS I have following issue:running import scripts created by SmartMove the policy package has not been created:message: “Runtime error: No permissions to create Policy Package with Access Control Policy.”Logging in.create package Cisco-ASA5506-SGL2policymgmtcli add package name 'Cisco-ASA5506-SGL2policy' threat-prevention 'false' ignore-warnings true -s id.txt -user-agent mgmtclismartmovecode: 'genericerror'message: 'Runtime error: No permissions to create Policy Package with Access Control Policy.' Layers: Creating 4 sub-policiescreate layer OUTSIDEmgmtcli add access-layer name 'OUTSIDE' add-default-rule 'false' ignore-warnings true -s id.txt -user-agent mgmtclismartmovecode: 'genericerror'message: 'Runtime error: An internal error has occurred.' Add rules to layer OUTSIDEmgmtcli add access-rule layer 'OUTSIDE' source 'any' destination 'WWW-EXT' service 'http' action 'accept' track-settings.type 'Log' position 'bottom' custom-fields.field-1 'Matched NAT rule ((130) translated source: WWW-EXT, translated dest: original)' ignore-warnings true -s id.txt -user-agent mgmtclismartmovecode: 'genericerrobjectnotfound'message: 'Requested object Failed to find real id for fixed id '28fd2d79-f36d-40ae-a1acebb' not found'.

I would check the follow:1. API enabledAccess MDM with expert user and run:# api status2. Enable API to listen all interfaces3. Restart api:Access MDM with expert user and run:# api restart-wait a few minutes that API will restart -4. Verify API user does have proper permissions (you can use superuser )5. Verify that you used the 'domain' option for SmartMove (Import to a domain)sk115416, Section 8.C. For Multi-Domain Security Management, in the ' Import to a domain' field, enter the Domain name as it appears in SmartConsole.

make sure you use the Domain name not the Domain Management Server nameAs Yael recommended:- Information about SmartMove is available on- I will recommend review short video (4.29 min). The correct order for import:1. Hi all,I have started to use SmartMove (31687128484) to migrate 2 Junipier JunOS 12.3 firewall. I did not yet tried to import the configuration to Security Management R80.20 but configuration shown in intermediate html files seems fine. Except mainly 2 points which are a bit problematic in our case.First point is how duplicate objects in different zone are handled. I agree that name must be unique, but if multiple occurrence of an object with the same name have the same IP address (network/range/.) definition, the way SmartMove script is currently working lead to create duplicate objects in Check Point base for the same IP address (network/range/.) with just a different suffix with zone name(s).

I don't really see why SmartMove does not merge all such objects into only one.Is their some specific reasons? Could this behaviors be updated, with an option to choose to enable merge or not by example?My second point is how global policy is handled. If I understand correctly the global rules are duplicated into each sub-policy created for each zone and also added at the end of the policy. For me, this lead to many duplicated rules and it could be possible to only enforce the rules are the end of the policy to all (virtual) gateways to reach the same goal.Again, is their some specific reasons for that? Could this behaviors be updated, with an option to choose to duplicate global rules to each sub-policy or not by example?My last question is regarding the import of 2 JunOS configuration to the same Security Management.

Assuming that the same name/IP address is used for some objects in the 2 configurations files, what will happened when importing the 2nd configuration? Will import of duplicate objects failed (and non-duplicate succeed) but will the policy import succeed as the objects with the correct name would have been already created during import of the 1st policy?Sorry for the long post and really many thanks for your answer.

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