The app 100% wasn’t installed in the image. Today all my Windows 11 22h2 Enterprise imaged desktops had Teams auto install itself. (Leaving your old ASA unchanged so you can fail back easily.) If you're going from Pre-8.4 to Post-8.4, you're going to have some real issues (potentially) in the configs. If the new ASA is newer, I'd put the same, older version on the new ASA and try the upgrade there and make sure everything still works. When it reboots, it will be a clone of the old one.īrian makes a good point that you need to check the IOS version. Upload the old config directly to the new ASA. Use a cross-over cable or a dumb switch to connect them.)ĥ. (Or, even on a direct connection to a single laptop via IP. Console into the new ASA and configure a port (any port) with an address that will work on your local network. Export the complete config of your current ASA.ģ. Set up ASDM (ASA gui configuration tool).Ģ. Based on my experience, I'd recommend the following.ġ. If you don't have a lot of experience working with the ASAs, there's not going to be an "EASY" button for you.
Of course, if you have an incredibly simple configuration, it may work easily. If you encounter them, you'll spend all the time you saved with copy/paste tracking down problems. There are some configuration settings that can't be easily moved this way. The copy/paste method works - mostly, most of the time. You get everything, including security contexts, in a nice little archive file. My first step would be "always have a way back." I'd go into the current ASA and export the configuration from ADSM.
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