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Jim - thanks for the level of detail. &nbsp;That seems exactly like it would work, but it all assumes i'm at zshell, right? &nbsp;What if I only have remote access via telnet or the admin console?
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Jim - thanks for the level of detail.  That seems exactly like it would work, but it all assumes i'm at zshell, right?  What if I only have remote access via telnet or the admin console?

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admin console will work or telnet, both should be the same as ssh as far as interface.<br />
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console would probably be best<br />
when you login to the box, to make sure your in the zsh shell, just type zsh :)<br />

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admin console will work or telnet, both should be the same as ssh as far as interface.


console would probably be best
when you login to the box, to make sure your in the zsh shell, just type zsh :)


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I'm in the process of migrating to a Sidewinder G2 firewall appliance. &nbsp;The config is straight forward and show be quite simple to perform the migration, but I have 40 pages of hosts and IP addresses(Network Objects) that need to be imported into the config.<br />
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The Admin Console has a file editor for advanced editing. &nbsp;I was wondering if there is an editable file within the linux config files that I can copy/paste all the hosts into vs. going through the GUI.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JE
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I'm in the process of migrating to a Sidewinder G2 firewall appliance.  The config is straight forward and show be quite simple to perform the migration, but I have 40 pages of hosts and IP addresses(Network Objects) that need to be imported into the config.

The Admin Console has a file editor for advanced editing.  I was wondering if there is an editable file within the linux config files that I can copy/paste all the hosts into vs. going through the GUI.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
JE

Sidewinder G2 File Editor

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