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How do you load the configuration on a
replacement ESA / Can you migrate a
configuration from one ESA to another?
Document ID: 117803
Contributed by Fraidoon Sarwary and Robert Sherwin, Cisco TAC
Engineers.
Jun 11, 2014
Contents
Introduction
How do you load the configuration on a replacement ESA?
     Save the Configuration
     Load the Configuration
Can you migrate a configuration from one ESA to another?
Introduction
This document describes how to load the configuration onto a replacement Email Security Appliance (ESA)
and how to migrate the configuration.
How do you load the configuration on a replacement ESA?
If you do not change the IP address or the name of your ESA and it will be used to replace your current unit,
complete these steps in order to restore your configuration.
Save the Configuration
Choose System Administration > Configuration File.
1. 
In the Current Configuration section, click the radio button next to Download file to local computer
to view or save
.
2. 
Uncheck Mask passwords in the Configuration Files − files with masked passwords cannot be
loaded with Load Configuration.
3. 
Click Submit. This automatically downloads the appliance configuration in XML format to your local
computer. Based on your local computer and browser, be sure that you save the file to a known
location or your desktop.
4. 
Edit the XML file. In the Network Configuration section, remove the Ethernet and Port entries from
the configuration file. The Ethernet entry starts with <ethernet_settings> and ends with
</ethernet_settings>, and the Port entry starts with <ports> and ends with </ports>. 
5. 
Save the XML file.
6. 
Load the Configuration
Note: Make sure the AsyncOS version (for example, AsyncOS Version 7.6.3−019) is the same revision
loaded on each of the appliances.
Choose System Administration > Configuration File.
1.