SmartMove Errors Assistance

[prashanth]

Hi There,

We are migrating from Cisco ASA to CheckPoint with the help of SmartMove tool. I have noticed below error messages under the errors.html. Can you please assist to resolve these errors.

28	Unrecognized topology details: 206.190.106.57 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
29	Unrecognized topology details.: interface details: Interface_inside.;
30	Unrecognized topology details: 169.141.1.74 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
31	Unrecognized topology details: 169.141.36.33 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
32	Unrecognized topology details: 169.141.36.36 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
33	Unrecognized topology details.: interface details: Interface_RMDS.;
34	Unrecognized topology details: 10.65.7.8 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
35	Unrecognized topology details: 203.208.227.69 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
36	Unrecognized topology details.: interface details: Interface_KEWEB.;
37	Unrecognized topology details: 10.1.24.1 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
38	Unrecognized topology details.: interface details: Interface_KETRADE.;
39	Unrecognized topology details: 10.97.3.4 255.255.255.255.: cannot create network objects;
40	Unrecognized topology details.: interface details: Interface_KETRADE-NEW.;

Thanks in Advance

[the_rock]

Its been some time since I used that tool for Cisco to CP conversion, but it did work fine, though I supposed few things have changed since then. Did you follow the actual smart move sk for all the steps?

If yes, you would need to check where those IP addresses are referenced and go from there.

Andy

[Tal_Paz-Fridman]

Adding @JonathanKukin 

[the_rock]

This is the sk I was referring to.

Andy

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk115416

[prashanth]

Yes, I'm following this KB but still encountered the errors.

[the_rock]

Are you able to tell, ballpark estimate, how many network objects are missing?

Andy

[PhoneBoy]

Note that this tool largely automates the process, but in some cases manual steps may be required for a successful migration.
This might be a situation where you have to manually create the relevant object(s).
However, without knowing what the errors are in relation to (specifically the relevant configuration from the Cisco side), it's difficult to tell you how to resolve this.

You may want to work with your Check Point SE on this.