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Opnsense has been far more consistent with their upgrade releases. Migration is really a complete reinstall and rebuild of your rules. I took a backup of my p
by tw04 5y ago
Opnsense has been far more consistent with their upgrade releases.
Migration is really a complete reinstall and rebuild of your rules. I took a backup of my physical pfsense box and restored it to a VM then reinstalled opnsense on the physical hardware. With the pf box running in a vm I could just reference it while creating new rules.
I think someone made a script to load a pfsense backup onto an opnsense instance but I really think you’re better off with a clean slate.
- vocatus_gate 5y agoI did the same thing, pulled up my pfSense config in a VM side-by-side with the fresh OPNSense install and manually ported everything over. Kind of a pain, sure, but I felt better knowing it was a fresh build and everything was where it should be.