A standalone firewall with local objects and policies needs to be migrated into Panorama. What procedure should you use so Panorama is fully managing the firewall?

The correct answer is B. Use the "import device configuration to Panorama" operation, then "export or push device config. The correct two-step migration procedure is: (1) Use 'Import Device Configuration to Panorama' - this pulls the firewall's existing local configuration (objects, policies, network settings) into Panorama and organizes it within the appropriate device group and template. (2) Use '

Submitted by asante_acc· Apr 18, 2026Deploy and Configure

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AUse the "import Panorama configuration snapshot" operation, then perform a device-group
BUse the "import device configuration to Panorama" operation, then "export or push device config
CUse the "import Panorama configuration snapshot" operation, then "export or push device config
DUse the "import device configuration to Panorama" operation, then perform a device-group

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Explanation

The correct two-step migration procedure is: (1) Use 'Import Device Configuration to Panorama' - this pulls the firewall's existing local configuration (objects, policies, network settings) into Panorama and organizes it within the appropriate device group and template. (2) Use 'Export or Push Device Config Bundle' - this pushes the Panorama-managed configuration back to the firewall, establishing Panorama as the authoritative management source. The 'Import Panorama Configuration Snapshot' operation (used in options A and C) is for a different purpose - restoring Panorama's own configuration - and is not the correct starting point for onboarding a standalone firewall.

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#Panorama Management#Firewall Migration#Configuration Import#Centralized Management

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